Australia: Over 5,000 feral horses culled in Kosciuszko national park
Since the recommencement of aerial shooting in Kosciuszko National Park, more than 5,000 feral horses have been culled, with the NSW environment minister, Penny...
China destroys only major Arabic-style mosque domes
The last major mosque in China to retain Arabic-style features has undergone significant alterations, marking the culmination of a government campaign to "sinicise" the...
Papua New Guinea: Rescue ops start for villagers trapped in deadly landslide
Emergency services are urgently working to reach villages struck by a massive landslide in Papua New Guinea's remote Enga province, where it is feared...
Google to manufacture Pixel phones, drones in India
Tech giant Google is preparing to start manufacturing its Pixel smartphones in India, according to sources familiar with the development who spoke to the...
Why Eritreans are fighting with each other across world?
Police forces worldwide are preparing for Eritrea's Independence Day this Friday amid concerns of potential Eritreans violent clashes. Disgruntled Eritreans, unable to protest within...
New Caledonia: President halts contentious voting reform
President Emmanuel Macron has announced that he will not push forward with a contentious voting reform in New Caledonia, a French Pacific territory, in...
US holds bipartisan border security bill again
Senate Republicans blocked a bipartisan border security bill for the second time, thwarting Chuck Schumer's effort to shift the narrative on immigration, a significant...
Melbourne boxer survives second shooting attack in 2 years
A former member of the Mongols motorcycle gang has survived a shooting incident in suburban Melbourne, just two years after an assassination attempt outside...
Cuba struggles to revive its iconic sugar industry
The men of the Yumuri sugar co-operative in Cuba have worked the cane fields around Cienfuegos since they were old enough to wield machetes....