Mülla's Successful Indoor Season: The Record Can Still Be Moved a Bit Further
Estonian pole vault athlete Marleen Mülla has broken the national record twice this winter and believes she can achieve even more.
Power disrupted at Flinders Medical Centre during storm
Severe weather caused a temporary power disruption at Flinders Medical Centre in Adelaide, affecting surgical equipment and capacity.
South Africa’s economic growth forecast to reach 2% by 2028
South Africa's economy is expected to grow by 2% by 2028, indicating a positive outlook following a 2.1% growth in 2022, largely due to recovery from the pandemic.
Caracaraí, in South RR, is the municipality that deforested the most in the Amazon in the last six months
Caracaraí in Roraima has the highest deforestation rate in the Amazon, with 60 km² cleared in six months.
[Breaking news] President Yoon directs to prioritize the safety of Korean nationals amid Iran situation
President Yoon has directed that the safety of Korean citizens in Iran and nearby areas be prioritized amidst escalating attacks by the U.S. and Israel.
Blueberry is at the forefront of Peruvian fruit and vegetable production
Blueberries are considered a superfruit in the global market, with Peru being the leading producer in the Southern Hemisphere.
From EVs to steel, how China’s price-setting deals are easing trade tensions
China's recent price-setting agreements with South Korea and the EU aim to alleviate trade tensions by increasing export prices to prevent anti-dumping duties.
South Africa starts mass vaccination program to halt foot-and-mouth outbreak
South Africa is implementing a mass vaccination program for cattle to combat a foot-and-mouth disease outbreak that is disrupting livestock supplies and exports.
615 Civic and Social Groups Call for a Second March 1st Revolution, Demand the Liquidation of Pro-Japanese and New Right Forces
615 civic and social organizations urged the liquidation of pro-Japanese and New Right forces in South Korea and criticized Japan's ultra-nationalism ahead of the 107th anniversary of the March 1st Movement.
US-Israel strike on Iran begins ‘major combat operations’, Trump says in video
US President Donald Trump announced the commencement of major combat operations against Iran, following Israeli officials' statements about pre-emptive strikes aimed at protecting Israel from Iranian threats.
Jeju Air Disaster Families Call for Unbiased Investigation Under Prime Minister's Office
Families of victims from the Jeju Air incident are demanding an unbiased investigation following the transfer of the aviation and railway accident investigation committee to the Prime Minister's Office.
Rashmika and Vijay Seen Wearing 'Basikam' on Their Foreheads, Know the Reason Behind It
Famous South Indian couple Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda have been in the spotlight following their traditional Telugu wedding, where their wedding attire and the accessory known as 'Basikam' received considerable attention.
SA Liberal and Labor to preference David Speirs last at state election
Both the Liberal and Labor parties in South Australia plan to rank former opposition leader David Speirs last on the ballot for the upcoming state election.
Meet Habibi – the Chinese AI uniting 20 Arabic dialects in a Middle East first
A Chinese AI model named Habibi aims to unify 20 Arabic dialects, marking a significant development in Arabic speech synthesis.
People Power Party's Jang Dong-hyuk Puts Up One Officetel for Sale... Transaction Yet to Happen
Jang Dong-hyuk, the leader of the People Power Party, has put his officetel in Yeouido up for sale amid public scrutiny regarding his numerous properties.
Spring weather continues on Sunday... Daytime temperatures between 7 to 15 degrees
South Korea is expected to experience mild spring-like weather on Sunday, with daytime temperatures ranging from 7 to 15 degrees Celsius and potential rain or snow in certain areas.
Lee Jun-seok and Jeon Han-gil Debate Election Fraud...Jang Dong-hyuk Proposes Establishing Election Monitoring TF
Lee Jun-seok and Jeon Han-gil discussed election fraud in a recent YouTube live debate, prompting Jang Dong-hyuk of the People Power Party to propose the establishment of a task force for election monitoring due to rising public concern about the election system.
Talibani Boomerang... The Pakistan Army's 'Jihad Factory' Has Tasted Its Own Medicine
A serious escalation between Pakistan and the Taliban has unfolded with cross-border drone attacks and airstrikes, signaling a shift from verbal conflicts to open warfare.
Rashmika arrives at in-laws' house after marriage, mother-in-law takes charge, she chirps with joy
Rashmika Mandanna and Vijay Deverakonda's wedding has become a trending topic on social media, celebrated for its emotional resonance among fans.
Cutting-edge Chinese gene-editing technique raises prospect of new autism treatments
A new Chinese gene-editing technique shows promise in treating autism-related conditions, as research on mice indicates significant improvements in cognitive and behavioral functions following gene-editing treatments.
Appointment of Level 1 Officials in the Board of Audit and Inspection: Yoon Seung-ki as Head of the Public Audit Bureau and Lim Dong-hyuk as Head of the Citizen Audit Bureau
The Board of Audit and Inspection of South Korea has appointed Yoon Seung-ki and Lim Dong-hyuk to senior positions overseeing public and citizen audits, respectively.
Sex, Drugs, and Retirement Home
Latitude Margaritaville in South Carolina hosts wild parties for its residents, who are embracing a vibrant lifestyle similar to their youth.
Police launch investigation into the theft of 6.9 billion won in seized coins by the National Tax Service
The police have initiated an investigation into a theft involving seized cryptocurrency worth about 6.9 billion won, following a report from the National Tax Service.
President Lee Jae-myung Joins 'TikTok'... "Here Comes President TT"
President Lee Jae-myung announced his membership on the social media platform TikTok, aiming to engage more with the public.
The big cornerstone comeback: what’s driving investors back to Hong Kong IPOs?
Investors are returning to Hong Kong's IPO market after a period of inactivity, reshaping the investment landscape.
China’s pivot from GDP obsession sparks cadre confusion, testing local governance
China's shift away from strict GDP growth targets has created confusion among local officials as they adapt to new mandates from Beijing.
Breakthrough or hype? How WeRide aims to steer past rivals in crowded robotaxi field
WeRide, a leading Chinese robotaxi company, claims to have significantly reduced R&D costs through the use of artificial intelligence for training its vehicles, though doubts remain about its competitive edge.
Who is Thalapathy Vijay's wife? A fan girl arrived in Chennai from London
South Indian superstar Thalapathy Vijay is currently in the spotlight for both personal and professional reasons, including his recent films and his wife's decision to file for divorce after 27 years of marriage.
Daytime high of 17 degrees, early spring weather... Rain or snow from tonight in Gangwon and North Gyeongsang
The weather on the 28th is expected to reach a high of 17 degrees Celsius, signaling a mild early spring day, with rain or snow anticipated in certain regions after dark.
Calls to avoid 'funding cliff' in the eradication of feral deer in Adelaide
South Australia's Feral Deer Eradication Program is seeking sustained funding to continue its successful efforts in managing the deer population in the region.
February bids farewell with a freezing dawn: Cold alert activated for the south of CDMX
Cold temperatures are expected in Mexico City as a yellow alert is issued for the southern areas due to health risks.
Last of the summer rain puts southern states on flood watch and Sydney on alert for bull sharks
Southern Australia is facing severe weather conditions with flood watches issued across several states due to heavy rainfall.
Understanding the Misconceptions of 'Distortion of Law' as a Milestone to Overcome 'Court's Chronic Unconstitutionality'
The South Korean National Assembly has passed a new law on 'distortion of law', imposing penalties on judges and prosecutors who intentionally distort legal applications, marking a significant reform in the judiciary.
Rain causes flooding, collapses walls of houses and leaves families homeless in the extreme south of PI; see damage by city
Heavy rainfall in the extreme south of Piauí, Brazil, has led to flooding, collapsing walls of houses, and leaving several families homeless across at least five cities.
River's ancient language awakens after 'sleeping' for generations
The River Murray Mallee Aboriginal Corporation and Mobile Language Team are working together to revive the ancient Ngaiawang language.
The 'Adult Wave' Sweeping the Bookstores... The Insecure Generation Seeking 'True Adulthood'
Books exploring the concept of adulthood have gained popularity in South Korea, particularly among the 20-40 age group seeking deeper meaning in their lives.
5 years and 1 election later, why China’s Myanmar dilemma still isn’t over
China continues to navigate its complex relationship with Myanmar amidst ongoing political turmoil and competition from other global powers.
Man is shot dead in South Zone of Aracaju
A man was shot dead in the 17 de Março neighborhood of Aracaju's South Zone, with the police confirming the incident involved two suspects on a motorcycle.
Taipei must break free of its abusive relationship with Washington
The article argues that Taiwan should recognize and distance itself from the unreliable and exploitative nature of its relationship with the United States under President Trump.
The ultimate guide to K-Dramas: a ranking that separates fans from experts
The article discusses the evolving landscape of K-Dramas, emphasizing the need for viewers to develop a more refined understanding of the genre to truly be considered experts.
'Potentially life-threatening' flooding forecast as SA residents warned to batten down
South Australia is bracing for potentially life-threatening flooding as the Bureau of Meteorology issues severe weather warnings and prepares the public with sandbags amidst an expected deluge.
Hong Kong pianist Aristo Sham brings music – and a message of openness – to Washington
Hong Kong pianist Aristo Sham is using his recent Cliburn win and U.S. tour to promote a message of cultural openness amidst geopolitical tensions.
SA Greens unfazed by polling, sticking to their guns on AUKUS
The South Australian Greens remain confident about their political stance on AUKUS despite modest polling gains ahead of the state election, focusing on key seats for potential wins.
Works on BR-156 reveal vestiges of ancient civilizations in South Amapá
While paving the BR-156, vestiges of ancient civilizations have been uncovered in South Amapá, Brazil.
What is happening to Flamengo? Questions and answers about the current football situation of the South American giant
Flamengo is experiencing a challenging start to the season, highlighted by recent defeats, raising questions about the team's performance and future direction.
South Sudan: Forgotten Conflict in South Sudan At 'A Dangerous Point', Türk Warns
The UN human rights chief warns that escalating violence and political instability in South Sudan could lead to a resurgence of civil war unless urgent action is taken to uphold the 2018 peace agreement.
New species of octopus discovered in the Pacific that would only be found in a South American country
Scientists from the Universidad Andrés Bello in Chile have discovered a new species of octopus in the southeastern Pacific Ocean.
UN urges action to prevent full civil war in South Sudan
The UN has called for immediate measures to prevent a resurgence of civil war in South Sudan amid escalating violence and human rights abuses.
Spring is on the way – but only in the far south
Spring has officially arrived in southern Skåne and Gotland, as temperatures finally rise above freezing.
Once-in-a-generation deluge for SA and Vic as north eyes triple cyclone threat
A significant low-pressure system is expected to bring heavy rainfall and the risk of flash flooding to South Australia and Victoria, while northern regions anticipate multiple incoming cyclones.