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News Benin’s economy booms under ‘cotton king’ Patrice Talon despite political freedoms eroding
Patrice Talon, known as the 'cotton king', drives Benin's booming economy even as political freedoms face challenges.
News Survivors of Nepal’s devastating floods face ongoing struggles in temporary shelters
Nepal flood survivors continue to face ongoing struggles in temporary shelters, battling harsh conditions and uncertainty.
News Suspect foils RAF bomb plot by contacting police, investigation into Iran link underway
The RAF bomb plot suspect has foiled a major attack by alerting police, prompting an ongoing investigation into potential Iran links.
News Australia sees electric vehicle sales surge to a record 157,957 in six months
Australia electric vehicle sales have surged to a record 157,957 in just six months, showcasing a significant shift towards greener transport.
News Trump reveals tech leaders’ ‘morally binding’ AI pact during White House summit
Trump reveals a 'morally binding' AI pact with tech leaders during a pivotal White House summit focused on shaping the future of technology.
News Antarctic winter sea ice reaches third-lowest recorded level, alarming scientists
Antarctic winter sea ice has reached its third-lowest recorded level, alarming scientists worldwide about climate change impacts.
News David Shoebridge enters Greens leadership race with Steph Hodgins-May as deputy candidate
David Shoebridge has officially entered the Greens leadership race, partnering with Steph Hodgins-May as his deputy candidate.
News Over 100,000 overseas New Zealanders set to impact tight election amid discontent
Overseas New Zealanders are poised to significantly impact the upcoming election, reflecting widespread discontent among the diaspora community.
News Over 400 arrested in France as student protests erupt over education issues
France student protests have escalated, leading to over 400 arrests as tensions rise over critical education issues affecting youth.
News Greens leaders Shoebridge and Hodgins-May challenge Labor’s stance on One Nation influence
Greens leaders Shoebridge and Hodgins-May are challenging Labor's stance on One Nation's influence in Australian politics today.