WHO Issues Alert Over Contaminated Cough Syrups in India After Child Deaths
Darwin, 15 October New Delhi, India – October 15, 2025: The World Health Organization (WHO) has issued a serious warning regarding several cough syrups manufactured…
Iran’s Security Chief Holds Phone Talks with Putin on Regional Developments
Darwin, November 2: Russian President Vladimir Putin and Mohsen Rezaei, secretary of Iran’s Supreme National Security Council, held a telephone conversation to discuss developments in…
Australia Considers Buying Israeli-Made Iron Dome Interceptor Missiles
Darwin, October 29: Australia is considering purchasing missile interceptor systems developed for Israel’s Iron Dome air defence system as the country moves to strengthen its…
Death Toll Rises to 64 After Two High-Speed Trains Collide in Spain
Darwin, October 28: The death toll from a collision involving two high-speed trains in central Spain has risen to 64, the regional government of Castilla-La…
Netanyahu’s Return as Prime Minister ‘Almost Impossible’ After Right-Wing Bloc’s Election Setback
Darwin, October 28: Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s right-wing bloc has suffered a major setback in the country’s elections, according to preliminary exit polls. The…
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Global Policy Paralysis: US Shutdown Creates Economic ‘Data Black Hole’ for World Central Banks
The US government shutdown has halted official economic data flow, clouding the outlook for global policymakers on inflation and trade. BOJ Governor calls it a “serious problem,” while the IMF warns of rising policy error risks.
Trump Hails ‘Historic Day’ as Gaza Hostage-Ceasefire Deal Takes Effect
US President Donald Trump visits Israel and Egypt to celebrate the Doha-brokered Gaza ceasefire and hostage release. The ‘victory lap’ trip saw Trump hail a ‘historic dawn’ in the Knesset while controversially urging a pardon for PM Netanyahu, as key postwar questions about Gaza’s future and the proposed International Stabilization Force remain unresolved.
UK Must Adapt to ‘At Least 2°C’ Warming by 2050, Government Told
The Climate Change Committee (CCC) tells the UK government to plan for at least 2°C of warming by 2050, warning the country is not adapted to current weather extremes, including the record-hot 2025 summer.
Bus Fire in Rajasthan Kills 20 People
Darwin, 15 October- At least 20 people were killed after a passenger bus caught fire in the Indian state of Rajasthan on Tuesday morning. The…
‘Big John’ Fisher Detained and Deported from Australia Over Visa Dispute
British social media star ‘Big John’ Fisher, famous for his ‘bosh’ catchphrase, was detained in Australia on his 52nd birthday and deported for allegedly attempting to work on an incorrect visa, forcing the cancellation of his tour.
Spain’s Pro-Africa Stance Defies Western Trend Amid Rising Migration and Far-Right Challenge
Spain, led by PM Sánchez, is increasing aid and adopting a ‘mutually beneficial’ migration strategy with Africa, contrasting with cuts by the US, UK, and others. The shift comes as the hardline Vox party challenges the government on migration.
At Least 16 Killed in Fire at Chemical Warehouse in Dhaka
Darwin, 15 October- Death toll has climbed to 16 in the horrific fire at a chemical warehouse in Rupnagar, Mirpur, Dhaka, official sources confirm. According…
Trump Asks Israel to Forgive Netanyahu
Darwin, 14 October- U.S. President Donald Trump has called on Israeli President Isaac Herzog to pardon Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, who is currently facing corruption…
Japanese Court Sentences Masanori Aoki to Death for Rare Quadruple Murder
Masanori Aoki, 34, received the death penalty in Japan for the 2023 Nakano attack that killed four, including two police. The court dismissed the schizophrenia defense, citing his “exceptional cruelty” in a country where gun violence remains extremely rare.