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15:07 Kyiv announced his readiness to "conduct negotiations, but not give up"

Ukraine is ready to “negotiate, but not to give up,” Sviridenko said. The first necessary step, Kyiv considers a complete ceasefire. WP wrote that negotiations in London broke, as Ukraine wanted this before the start of discussions

07:18 ‘Horrendous’: Aussies slam ANZ bank detail

An image outside a bank branch has caused uproar, with one person calling the move “horrendous”.

06:35 On the possibility of Ukraine's recognition of the loss of its territory .. This is the position of both Britain and France

On the possibility of Ukraine's recognition of the loss of its territory .. This is the position of both Britain and France

05:27 ‘Vulture’: Gloves off in wild election debate

The Coalition has branded Anthony Albanese a “political vulture” preying on “hardworking, elderly, sick and vulnerable Australians” in a tense election debate on the country’s healthcare future.

01:40 Labor frontbencher asks Sunrise to mute Liberal MP

Sunrise host Nat Barr has been asked to “turn off the microphone” of a Liberal frontbencher during an extraordinary slanging match over work from home policies and Peter Dutton’s standing with female voters.

18:59 Zelensky announced readiness for negotiations with Russia in any format

Ukraine is ready for negotiations with Russia in any format after the ceasefire. This was stated by Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, UNIAN reports. He excluded the legal recognition of Crimea ...

18:59 Warning house prices could soar by $100k

The Greens have warned that house prices could soar by over $100,000 next year as both the major parties throw everything but the kitchen sink at first home buyers.

18:13 Mahmoud Khalil misses first child's birth after ICE denies his release from detention

Emails show an official denied the request for student activist's release in less than an hour, after his wife went into labor.

22/04 China Responds as Territorial Dispute With US Ally Goes Public

Newsweek showcased satellite images of a Chinese rig that has strained relations with Seoul in an exclusive report on Thursday.

22/04 The Ministry of Defense showed a video of the consequences of the battles for the Gornalsky Monastery

The consequences of the battles for the liberation of the Gornal Monastery of the Ministry of Defense showed a video with the consequences of the battles for the liberation of the Gornalsky St. Nicholas Belogorsky Monastery in Kursk ...

22/04 NYP recognized the details of the peaceful plan of Trump in Ukraine

The plan of US President Donald Trump to resolve the conflict in Ukraine provides that after the ceasefire, European troops will be placed in the country. This is reported by New York ...

22/04 Pledge to end ‘weaponised’ act against women

Labor will push to end financial abuse perpetrated by domestic and family violence abusers by reforming loopholes in the tax, social security and superannuation systems.

22/04 ‘World first’ KFC item lands in Australia

A popular fried chicken brand has released a “world first” for its Australian customers, after the original version quickly became a fan favourite.

22/04 ‘Surely not’: Coke can sparks wild debate

A popular marketing campaign by one of the world’s biggest soft drink companies has reignited an age-old debate about an Aussie phrase some consider offensive.

22/04 Deadly drugs find new Aussie market

Deadly drugs that have killed young people across the country have been found by Northern Territory health workers for the first time.

22/04 What’s open on Anzac Day 2025?

Many Australians will brave chilly temperatures this Anzac Day to mark the sacrifice of the nation’s service men and women at Dawn Services across the country.

21/04 Damning email exposes truth about Melbourne Covid restriction

An explosive secret email the Victorian Government tried to bury has exposed the truth about former premier Daniel Andrews’ contentious decision to lock millions of Victorians in their homes during the Covid pandemic.

21/04 ‘He never did’: Hollywood megastar Russell Crowe’s verdict on Anthony Albanese

A glowing endorsement of Anthony Albanese by Hollywood megastar Russell Crowe has resurfaced, with the actor declaring Australia is “lucky” to have him as prime minister.

20/04 Brutal ‘turning point’ in Raiders’ victory

A Hudson Young masterclass led Canberra to a 30-20 comeback win over the Gold Coast Titans, moving Ricky Stuart’s men to third on the NRL ladder.

19/04 KELLLOL announced the chance to consolidate US proposals in London about a truce

The ceasefire at the suggestion of the United States was discussed at a meeting in Paris on April 17, the new round of negotiations will be held in London. According to CNN, hitcoff contacts with Russian representatives are also planned

19/04 Zelensky replied to Putin's statement about the truce

Air alarm is now spreading, the President said, commenting on Putin's statement.

19/04 ‘Different:’ Wedding fight Albo can’t win

Anthony Albanese has jokingly likened negotiations in choosing a wedding song with fiancée Jodie Haydon to the rough and tumble of current day international relations.

19/04 Key Labor figure briefly steps away from campaign to welcome first baby with partner

Proving that he can juggle more than one major life event at once, the ALP campaign boss Paul Erickson and his partner Dimity Paul have welcomed a baby girl in Canberra.

19/04 ‘F***, really disappointed’: Embarrassed Craig Bellmy loses plot

Craig Bellamy said it all with the first two words that slipped out in his press conference after the Melbourne Storm were blown away by the Dolphins in shocking scenes on Friday night.

18/04 The Sportnik recorded the effects of blows on the basis of the Russian Federation

The satellite shot confirms the damage to the barracks in the 112nd missile brigade.

16/04 Hollywood heart-throb stars in Aussie series

From Priscilla to Saltburn, Australian actor Jacob Elordi is carving out an enviable movie career in Hollywood. But making projects in his home country is what really makes him tick.

16/04 Warrant says arson suspect targeted Gov. Josh Shapiro over views on Palestine: Report

A warrant obtained by news outlet PennLive details Cody Balmer's potential motive behind the arson attack at the Pennsylvania Governor's Residence.

16/04 Department of Defence signed off on payments worth $154 million to settle two class actions brought by Richard Marles’ wife’s firm

Defence Minister Richard Marles revealed that he had recused himself from all responsibility for $150 million in class action settlements over contamination at defence bases after his wife went to work for the law firm running the multimillion-dollar legal action.

15/04 Putin’s disturbing plan on Aussie doorstep

Russia has asked Indonesia for permission to base strategic surveillance and combat aircraft in the province of Papua, some 1400km north of Darwin.

15/04 Russia’s huge move against Australia

The Prime Minister has responded angrily after reports Russian President Vladimir Putin wants to base “long range” aircraft in the Indonesian province of Papua – just 1380km from Australia.

15/04 WSJ learned about the split in the Trump team because of his position regarding Russia

KELLLOL and Rubio are trying to convince Trump to treat Russia with caution, but the president listens to the Whitkoff, who considers Moscow ready to go to peaceful negotiations

15/04 Ford Territory discount below 700 million, CX-5 match

Territory models produce 2024 promotions 70-80 million VND, bringing this price to 689 million VND in April.

15/04 Huge change to speed cameras in one state

NSW drivers will soon need to keep a closer eye on their speedometers, as speed cameras on two major highways be upgraded in an attempt to improve road safety.

15/04 Easter long weekend trading hours revealed

As the Easter long weekend comes closer, as does the panic to get to the shops or last-minute chocolate and hot cross buns before they temporarily close their doors.

14/04 Change of date for Cup playoffs

A-League clubs forced to compete in this year’s playoffs for a spot in the Australia Cup’s round-of-32 will be more match-hardened following the decision play the games next month rather than in July.

14/04 When double demerits come into effect

With the Easter and Anzac Day long weekends quickly approaching, drivers are being urged to slow down and stay safe during one of the most dangerous and busiest times on Australian roads.

14/04 The Trump messenger proposed that the Ukraine territory was divided like Berlin Post-World War II

Keith Kellogg, Donald Trump's special envoy for Ukraine and Russia, proposed the idea to divide the territory of Ukraine such as Berlin post-World War II.

13/04 Dutton WFH backflip highlights divide

Peter Dutton’s backflip on working from home has further entrenched the issue with the general public, as the gap between worker and employer expectations continues to widen, new research finds.

13/04 ‘They got bullied’: Giants flex their muscles in demolition job

GWS have flexed their Gather Round muscles on an in-form St Kilda at Norwood Oval on Sunday afternoon, defeating Ross Lyon’s side by 28 points.

12/04 Albo’s bold $10b plan for first homebuyers

Anthony Albanese has pledged $10b to build 100,000 homes exclusively for first homebuyers in a major move, as Labor officially kicks off their re-election campaign in Perth.

12/04 ‘You’re obsessed:’ Price unleashes on journos

Northern Territory Senator Jacinta Price has accused journalists of being “obsessed with Donald Trump, after she was questioned about her choice of words at an election event promising supporters a Coalition government would “make Australia great again”.

12/04 ‘Uncertain times’ in Albo’s second week

There’s no doubting the Prime Minister started the week strong.

12/04 Child murderer found dead in jail

A man convicted of killing a foster child in his care has reportedly been found dead in his jail cell.

11/04 Reuters learned about the hostile atmosphere in new negotiations in the United States and Ukraine

The meeting of the American and Ukrainian delegations regarding the mineral resource transaction was held in a tense environment, the conversation was held in antagonistic tones, writes Reuters with reference to ...

11/04 On the output forecasters forecast rains and night frosts

The weather in Ukraine will become somewhat, in the southeastern part, night and in the morning and in the western regions, light rain, night with wet snow, in the rest of the territory without precipitation.

11/04 ‘Talk is cheap’: Veterans talk election 2025

It has been more than six months since the release of the final report from the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide and as the federal election campaign enters its third week, mental health is dominating headlines.

11/04 ‘Drastically reversed’: Aussie city ‘shrinking’

ANALYSIS

10/04 ‘Sh*tshow’: Brutal focus group feedback for Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton

Voters have described Anthony Albanese’s tumble off a stage as one of the most memorable parts of a lacklustre campaign describing his first term as “a sh*tshow.”

10/04 In the Zhytomyr region, the Dron of the Russian Federation hit the high -rise building, there is a dead

The community is deployed in the community for heating and assisting the victims.

10/04 Nine star suffers awkward on-air mishap

Channel Nine veteran Peter Overton has suffered an unfortunate on-air mishap during the evening news.

10/04 Labor’s grand plan for region’s healthcare

Upgraded mental health care facilities and funds for a new residential care home will form the centrepiece of Labor’s grand plan for health services in the Top End, as Anthony Albanese continues to try and rally voters across northern Australia.

10/04 Aldi urged to open in last Aussie state

The Greens want to spend $30m to bring in an Aldi supermarket to Tasmania.

10/04 ‘We need this influx’: Regional towns beg for more migrants — and more houses for them to live in

As Australia’s capitals are squeezed by record population growth, regional towns and cities across the country have one message — bring them here.

10/04 ‘Gold into crap’: Ange blows up at innocent question, says ‘I’m gone anyway’

Ange Postecoglou has addressed sentiment he will be sacked by Tottenham very soon, as a prickly answer to an innocent question in a press conference shed light on the Aussie manager’s mentality.

09/04 Surprising detail in new campaign video

A new election campaign video has been created entirely using artificial intelligence (AI) technology to promote the Liberal Party’s fuel excise cut.

09/04 158 Ukrainian drones were shot down over Russia over the night

From the evening of April 8, 11 Russian regions, as well as the Azov and Black Seas, reported an attack of drones from April 8, reported by the Ministry of Defense. According to the local authorities, there are no victims

09/04 ‘Australian nightmare’: Crisis we can’t ignore

Whether you’re for it or against it, it’s undeniable that by virtually any metric, Australia is in the midst of an unprecedented experiment with mass immigration.

08/04 Hidden meaning behind famed cricket bats

They became a symbol of his distinguished military service – accompanying him on 11 tours of duty.

08/04 NRL teams: Roosters shake-up as Rabbitohs make big Latrell Mitchell change

Master coach Wayne Bennett has turned to Latrell Mitchell to cover his injury crisis in the halves for South Sydney, while it’s a different story at the Roosters where veteran playmaker Chad Townsend has been axed after five rounds.

08/04 ‘Uncertain times’: Clash over trade tariffs

Peter Dutton has warned Australia is headed for recession under the Albanese government, as he tries to reset his election campaign with a renewed attack on Labor’s economic management.

08/04 Fresh legal fight over Outback Wrangler star’s death

The Australian air safety regulator is attempting to have parts of a lawsuit brought by the widow of Outback Wrangler co-star Chris Wilson struck out, arguing it contained “fundamental inconsistencies”, a court has heard.

07/04 ‘We may have a global recession’: Peter Dutton’s warning amid tariff turmoil

Peter Dutton has predicted Australia could be facing “a global recession” as fears emerge the stock market plunge could force Baby Boomers to delay their retirement.

07/04 Donald Trump announces 'big meeting' to come in just 5 days

Donald Trump has been threatening to launch an attack on the country for several days.

07/04 Election vow to save Aussies $2.5k a year

First home buyers who don’t have access to the bank of mum and dad could save up to $2500 annually on their mortgage payments through the Coalition’s push to lower borrowing requirements for first homeowners.

07/04 ‘How dare they’: Renter’s fury over super-for-housing election promise

A young woman has slammed the Liberal Party plan for first-home buyers to access their superannuation.

07/04 ‘Missing middle’: Labor pledges $1bn to mental health

A re-elected Labor government would build 20 new youth specialist mental health centres as part of a massive $1bn investment in the country’s mental health, which Labor says will help keep young people out of hospital.

07/04 Real reason for US stock market collapse

I love the smell of a market crash in the morning.

06/04 Labor edges ahead in latest poll

Anthony Albanese has crept into majority government territory based on the latest polling.

06/04 Bitcoin fell to $ 78.8 thousand.

Cryptocurrency has lost 5%, Ethereum fell by 9.62%. The decline in the courses occurred against the background of the collapse of the US market due to Trump's introduction of trade duties

06/04 Peter Dutton’s new approach to working from home

Peter Dutton has sensationally dumped his controversial plan to force public servants back into the office, conceding he has “listened” to the backlash from workers who want flexibility.

05/04 Albanese declares Chinese-controlled Port of Darwin should ‘be in Australian hands’

PM says two options on table: for an Australian-owned company to take control, or for port to return to being a government asset

05/04 Cameraman bloody in Dutton footy blunder

A Channel 10 cameraman has fallen victim to Peter Dutton’s right foot, as the Opposition Leader attempted to spruik a multi-million-dollar sports oval investment with a kick.

04/04 Tensions simmer after Darwin port row

Tensions are simmering this morning after the Prime Minister announced plans to return the Port of Darwin to Australian-approved hands, hours before Peter Dutton was due to make the same pledge.

04/04 Reuters warned of the threat of Levi's production due to duties Trump

In relation to Leso, the United States introduced the highest tariff - 50%. About 2 million people live in the country, about 40 thousand are involved in the textile industry

04/04 Fine-dining Patagonian toothfish behind mystery of Trump’s ‘penguin’ tariff

One of the more bizarre inclusions on Donald Trump’s naughty list of nations to be tariffed on Wednesday was a small collection of Antarctic islands inhabited only by penguins, sparking widespread ridicule online.

04/04 Alarming interest rate prediction emerges

ANALYSIS

04/04 One of the Russian sailors who suffered during a fire in South Korea died in a hospital

The State Labor Inspectorate in the Primorsky Territory will check the company, which belongs to the Russian Crystal Asia, which burned in South Korea, the inspection said.

04/04 Albo quizzed over gun register delay

The Coalition has taken aim at Anthony Albanese over an increase in firearm and weapons offences after two men were charged for allegedly taking loaded guns into the MCG.

03/04 Drone was shot down on the approach to Moscow

Three metropolitan airports limited work. Dronov’s attack was also announced by the Governor of the Lipetsk region

03/04 Zakharova was surprised by the words of Vuchich about the independent liberation of Serbia

Earlier, Vuchich said that the Serbian army basically independently liberated its country from the Nazi invaders in World War II. Zakharova expressed the hope that the statement of Vuchich is “an incorrectly built phrase”

03/04 Georgia reduced visa waiver for Ukrainians

The visa -free stay for Ukrainian citizens in the country was reduced from three years to one.

03/04 The Czech Republic expels two agents of Russian influence

The assets of both agents are frozen, they should leave the Czech Republic with a ban on riding to the country.

03/04 What you need to know about daylight saving

Daylight saving ends this coming Sunday, April 6. Smartphones typically adjust automatically, but those going old-school with analog clocks and watches will need to make the change manually.

03/04 Warning of overdose spike in one state

A leading medical authority has warned that closing Queensland’s drug testing services could lead to more overdoses, as a synthetic opioid, hundreds of times more potent than heroin, continues to surface in the state.

02/04 What are the duties of the United States. List

The United States announced the introduction of duties on goods from other countries. They will reach 50%, follows from the table published by the White House. US Duties Tariffs are calculated as follows by ...

02/04 Falklands row as Argentina taunts archipelago with new push on sovereignty

Events are to take place in the South American country to mark the 43rd anniversary of the Falklands War.

02/04 Ex-PM’s huge election call

Former Prime Minister John Howard has declared Peter Dutton’s leadership could lead a Coalition government down an unexpected path to victory.

02/04 Iconic Aussie spot to reopen after 6 years

The majestic views and cool waters that once welcomed tourists far and wide to Gunlom Falls will officially reopen in May – after a six year closure to public access.

02/04 This country in South America is the most flat on the planet and keeps a surprising wealth in its territory

With almost without relief, this South American country hides a unique biodiversity and natural resources that make it a true geographical treasure.

01/04 AFL planning radical move to change grand final, season blockbusters

The AFL is planning to scrap the season fixture as we know it.

31/03 Truck driver rescued as floods smash Aussies

Police have launched an investigation into alleged dangerous driving after a truck driver was rescued from floodwaters in Wee Waa on Sunday.

31/03 Aussie tourist destinations turned into ‘no go zones’

The continued closure of some of the country’s most iconic natural environments for Indigenous cultural heritage reasons has been branded Australia’s “shame” by radio host Ben Fordham.

31/03 Kyivans is warned of temporary restriction of traffic

The State Security Department warned that it would restrict hands in the capital and region, but did not specify where and when.

31/03 Kyivans is warned of temporary restriction of traffic

The State Security Department warned that it would restrict hands in the capital and region, but did not specify where and when.

31/03 ‘Hubris’: Albo’s ‘PM of Sydney’ dig

Anthony Albanese says there was “a lot of hubris” behind Peter Dutton’s comment about where he would reside if elected.

31/03 ‘Worrying’ Gen Z driving habit

A new survey has revealed a worrying trend among young drivers putting other motorists at risk.

31/03 Dmitriev spoke about negotiations with the United States on resources in Russia

The special representative of Putin called rare earth metals an important sphere for cooperation. Trump a month earlier spoke about the interest in “very valuable resources” of Russia

30/03 PM’s whopping new $200 million promise

Anthony Albanese will shift the focus of his campaign to health policy on Monday, with a pledge of $200 million from the federal government to redevelop a major hospital in Perth’s eastern suburbs.

30/03 This country has lost more territory than any other in history: its name will surprise you

Despite its deep Catholic influence and its imperial legacy, this country went from dominating vast territories to lose more extension than any other in history. His identity still resonates, but his map changed forever.

30/03 Major recall on supermarket staple

A recall of food items sold at Coles was updated on Saturday to include supermarkets across Australia that could have sold the potentially contaminated product.

29/03 Independent MP’s social media blunder

A former cabinet minister turned independent MP has been caught out in an embarrassing social media blunder.

29/03 The number of those who died with an earthquake in Myanmar reached almost 700

In the country, an earthquake of magnitude 7.7 was recorded. It affected other countries: at least 10 people died in Thailand

29/03 ‘Bloody insult’: Palmer’s wild $50m election plan

Billionaire Clive Palmer has slammed Labor’s $5 tax cuts as cheap and a “bloody insult” as he outlined his backing for an Elon Musk-style attack on government waste to fund bigger tax relief.

29/03 Driver who allegedly hit school boys in stolen car charged

A Victorian driver who allegedly struck two Canberra high school students seriously injuring them in a stolen car has been charged by police.

28/03 Dutton puts energy giants on notice

Anthony Albanese has received a raucous welcome at a gym in Peter Dutton’s own seat in the Brisbane suburbs, as he spruiks Labor’s investment in Medicare and bulk billing on the first full day of campaigning.

28/03 Lines drawn in first battleground state

Labor and the Greens have taken the fight to “Keep Dutton out” to his home turf of Queensland, with both parties expected to hold events during the first full day of campaigning in the Sunshine State.

28/03 Building explodes during huge fire

An Alice Springs business owner has been left devastated after a huge blaze engulfed his business, destroying everything inside the building.

28/03 Outback swamped as year’s worth of rain falls

Queensland towns have been swamped with water as a week-long deluge dumps almost a year’s worth of rain within days in some areas.

27/03 Albo to call federal election today

Anthony Albanese will finally call a federal election on Friday, with the date expected to be Saturday May 3.

27/03 Shock new poll set to swing election

Australian voters have declared they are worse off after three years of Anthony Albanese’s leadership in a shock new poll that could hold the key to the federal election.

27/03 AFP boss’ election warning as threats spike

Threats against Australian politicians and dignitaries have nearly doubled in the last two years, including a “particularly troubling” rise of people targeting female MPs.

27/03 Sam Kerr’s likely Matildas return date emerges

Superstar Sam Kerr could make her Matildas return during a pair of friendlies against Argentina later this year.

27/03 When superstar Sam Kerr could make her Matildas return

Superstar Sam Kerr could make her Matildas return during a pair of friendlies against Argentina later this year.

27/03 Samantha Maiden: Now Anthony Albanese has Dutton on the ropes

COMMENT

27/03 ‘Inland Sea’ emerges in Aussie outback

Inland seas have been captured in wild photos of Queensland’s outback as the state braces for another week of rain.

26/03 Man loses 14 teeth because of work

A stark warning has been issued after a man claimed he lost more than 10 teeth after contracting an auto-immune disease that “obliterates the body from the outside in” while working around engineered stone.

26/03 As more employers push for an end to working from home, a major issue is emerging – their offices aren’t ready

It’s the thorny election issue no-one saw coming – the growing push to scale back working from home allowances.

26/03 Charity’s $300k ‘consultant’, film bill revealed

Australia’s peak endometriosis charity spent a little more than 10 per cent of the more than $1m they were given in donations and government grants on research, splashing almost $350,000 on consultants and film production instead.

24/03 Brisbane Olympic Games 2032 plans thrown out the window

Queensland Premier David Crisafulli said the Government is overhauling its multibillion-dollar plans for hosting the 2032 Summer Olympics in Brisbane after years of “chaos and crisis”.

24/03 The attack in Crocus City Hall: what tragedy has changed over the year

On the anniversary of the terrorist attack in Crocus City Hall, near the burned concert hall, the memorial was opened to the victims. Who is punished for a crime, as a complex looks like a year later and whether the tragedy has changed security at mass events

24/03 ‘Year’s worth of rain’ to smash state

Parts of inland Australia are set to be inundated with wild weather as millions brace for a “year’s worth” of rain and thunderstorms, while an ongoing heatwave continues smashing the other side of the country.

24/03 WSJ announced the change of Israeli approach to the destruction of Hamas on the battlefield

Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu and his team insist that the group should be defeated on the battlefield before you can promote any political decision, the newspaper writes

23/03 Concerns for Demons captain as coach comment swirls rumour mill

Demons coach Simon Goodwin has inadvertently stirred up the rumour mill surrounding captain Max Gawn.

23/03 The SES showed the effects of Kramatorsk firing

The shelling damaged 28 residential buildings, as well as fires in a private house and in the open area.

23/03 ‘Out of touch’: Albo reveals major WFH call

Anthony Albanese has warned Peter Dutton’s plan to rein in work from home for public servants could leave employees $5000 a year worse off.

22/03 ICE asks pro-Palestinian Cornell student to turn himself in amid Trump crackdown

Momodou Taal, a Cornell University student who has participated in pro-Palestinian protests, has been asked to turn himself in.

22/03 The fire area in a landfill in Novorossiysk decreased to 1.2 thousand square meters. m

Up to 1.2 thousand

22/03 The first three months ago .. Launching a missile from Lebanon towards Israel

The occupation army radio reported today, Saturday, that five missiles were fired from Lebanon towards Israel, three of which were intercepted and two who landed in Lebanese territory. 

22/03 Witcoff stated that a willingness to give up territories is a key issue of war

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22/03 Whitkoff called the territory a key problem of resolving in Ukraine

The main problem in the peaceful process is the status of the regions of Ukraine, which has passed under the control of Russia, said Trump's special Supervisor. He recalled that referendums passed there and residents spoke out for joining Russia

21/03 How to slash up to $500,000 off your mortgage

Eligible families and single parents can now slash up to $500,000 from their mortgage for a new home under a pre-election expansion of Labor’s shared equity housing affordability scheme.

21/03 ‘Irrecoverable’: Australia in ‘precarious state’

Donald Trump’s divisive brand of leadership has continued to ruffle feathers inside the upper echelons of politics around the globe.

21/03 An explosion occurred in the oil depot burning in the Kuban

The explosion occurred at the oil depot burning in the Caucasian district, two people were injured, the fire area increased to 10 thousand square meters, fire ... RIA Novosti, 03/21/2025

20/03 Part of the city in Altai was left without light due to arson of the substation

The unknown man arranged arson at the substation in Gorno-Altaysk, the fire was extinguished, but part of the city was left without light, Turchak said. They are looking for an attacker. The Ministry of Emergencies clarifies that they plan to restore the entire power supply by 23:00 Moscow time

20/03 A group for extinguishing a fire at an oil depot in the Krasnodar Territory was again increased

After the attack of the Krasnodar Territory, 429 people and 174 units of equipment were extinguished in the Kavkazz district of the Krasnodar Territory in the Caucasian district of the Krasnodar Territory, the region’s operastack reports.

20/03 Wild Trump plan Australia should copy

ANALYSIS

19/03 Miami Beach mayor drops threat of eviction, funding cuts to cinema showing 'No Other Land'

Miami Beach Mayor Steven Meiner withdrew a decision to terminate O Cinema's lease and revoke funding at a commission meeting Wednesday.

19/03 Israeli ambassador declines Dutton question

Israel’s ambassador to Australia Amir Maimon has declined to weigh in on Peter Dutton’s proposal to deport dual citizens convicted of major crimes.

19/03 17yo found dead in a dingy toilet block

Six women found dead, each case swiftly declared a suicide – but leaving unanswered questions about domestic violence, abusive relationships, police processes and racism.

18/03 ‘Feel so sick’: Deportation fallout grows

ANALYSIS

17/03 The United States and Israel invited two countries to accept the population of the gas sector

Syria, Sudan and Somalia can become a new place of residence of the Palestinians from the Gaza sector-such plans are being built in Washington and Tel Aviv, CBS found out. Trump promised to make a local “Rivier” from an exclus, but then changed the rhetoric

17/03 ‘Desperate’ Libs issue nuclear plea to Dutton

‘Desperate’ Liberal supporters have urged Peter Dutton to dump his $331bn nuclear promise, with fears the policy will drive voters to Teal and independent candidates in a tightly fought election.

17/03 There will be an exchange. The US plan for a truce

Ukraine can give the territory in exchange for security guarantees, offer in the Trump administration.

17/03 Man critical after horror big city crash

A man is in hospital with critical injuries following a horror multi-vehicle crash in western Sydney.

17/03 Inhabitants of Zaporozhye in the front area were forbidden to approach the Dnieper

Coastal territories in the Kushugum community of the region are dangerous due to the proximity of the front line, the local authorities explained.

17/03 Trump announced the discussions on the “Assets section” with Russia and Ukraine

The issue of “section of certain assets” is already discussed with the parties to the conflict in Ukraine, Trump said. According to Reuters, he talked about the territorial issue and control over power plants

16/03 In Kyiv, they stated that they had come to terms with the loss of part of the territories

In Ukraine, they came to terms with the fact that part of the lost territories would remain under the control of Russia as part of a truce, but the assignment of additional lands there was called a red line. Moscow insists on recognizing her five regions

16/03 Trump decided to remove the status of reserves from the sacred lands for the Indians

Trump decided to close the reserves of Champwall and Satitla-Haylands, established by Biden at the request of the indigenous tribes. The Republican believes that they “impede the economic development and extraction of energy,” writes NYT

16/03 The Ministry of Defense showed the cadres of the evacuation of residents from the liberated Sudzhi

Residents are evacuated from recently released Sudzhi and Cossack Lokni. Russian troops returned the Russian troops on March 13, and the Cossack Loknya - a day earlier

16/03 Kyodo learned about Japan's plan to place large -range missiles near China

Japan can place the advanced Type-12 anti-ship missiles on the island of Kyusu since March 2026. The goal is to strengthen the safety of the islands of Nansi, close to Taiwan, sources say

15/03 ‘Overrated’: Fans savage Reece Walsh after Broncos horrorshow

Brisbane Broncos star Reece Walsh has come under heavy fire from NRL fans after a horror outing on Saturday night.

15/03 ‘Open’: Australia’s fresh promise to Ukraine

Australia has vowed to stand by Ukraine “for as long as it takes” and its willingness to consider contributing to a peacekeeping force during talks with the British Prime Minister.

15/03 Grocery prices show Australia has lost it

An Australian service station has been accused of being a “dirty rip off” after the insane prices they were charging for every day food items were revealed.

15/03 Millions to cop brutal heatwave

A brutal heatwave is blanketing the south east coast of Australia, with millions warned of hotter conditions before a cold snap hits the country.

14/03 The counterattack of the Russian army in the Kursk region. Map

The Russian military for a week liberated 28 settlements in the Kursk region, including Suju, the only city that the Armed Forces of Ukraine could occupy. How is the counter -cost in the region - in the infographic of RBC

14/03 The Russian military freed the village in the Kursk region next to Sudaja

The village of Goncharovka was released in the Kursk region, the Ministry of Defense reported. It is located next to the proud of Sudzha, the liberation of which was reported the day before. The village of Goncharovka was taken by units ...

14/03 Russians troops thank Australia for ‘abandoned’ military vehicles in propaganda video

A video of Russian troops thanking Australia after claiming to seize a multimillion-dollar piece of Aussie military hardware from Ukraine has gone viral on social media.

14/03 Waltz announced the discussion of territories at the negotiations in Ukraine in Ukraine

According to the adviser of the US President, Washington discusses with Kiev and Moscow options for resolving the conflict, including issues of territories and EU peacekeepers in order to "bring the positions of the parties closer." Both exclude territorial concessions

14/03 Sumy authorities declared the mandatory evacuation of eight settlements

The authorities decided to evacuate the inhabitants of eight settlements of the Yunakovskaya and Miropolsk communities of the Sumy district, in total - 543 people, including children

13/03 Jewish protesters occupy Trump Tower opposing Palestinian student's arrest

Organizers said least 100 people were arrested during protests against the detainment of Columbia University student, Mahmoud Khalil.

13/03 Nurses issue seven demands to Labor

Nurses and midwives want regulations changed to allow them to order diagnostic tests, issue referrals to specialists and prescribe certain medications, in a move peak bodies say would reduce waiting times and boost healthcare outcomes.

13/03 Putin appeared in Kursk in military uniform! Russia: Ukrainian army lost more than 67,000 people here. Trump: If Russia continues to fight, it may face "destructive" financial consequences

Putin appeared in Kursk in military uniform! Russia: Ukrainian army lost more than 67,000 people here. Trump: If Russia continues to fight, it may face "destructive" financial consequences

13/03 The authorities have developed a law on trails for tourists

The bill on the creation of the national tourist trail system in Russia will be submitted to the State Duma in the near future. He will create conditions for the development of an affordable vacation in nature, but may require restrictions on the rights of land owners

12/03 Attorneys fight for Palestinian advocate Mahmoud Khalil's freedom after arrest

President Donald Trump has said the Palestinian activist's arrest near Columbia University was the first of more to come.

12/03 Carr warns US is ‘not going back to normal’

Australia’s former foreign minister Bob Carr has weighed in on the current state of affairs concerning the US, as flare-ups over tariffs thrust our relationship with the superpower into the limelight.

12/03 The EU has proposed a plan of strengthening migrant deportation

One of the tasks of the plan is to make the decision to refuse asylum, which was issued in one of the countries, operated throughout the EU.

12/03 ‘Working until I die’: Aussie says what we are all thinking

A fed-up Aussie has perfectly verbalised how millions of people in this country are currently feeling as the cost of living crisis continues to put enormous strain on everyday Australians.

11/03 The world of education in Okayama: One of the leading preschool schools, Okayama Asahi, falls below capacity Two backgrounds from the preschool school officials [Shinsou]

Shinsou digs deep into the news through his own interviews. In the 2025 public high school entrance exam, Okayama Asahi High School, one of the best high schools in Okayama Prefecture, fell below the capacity for the first time, which was shocking. We'll get to the background of this. The average competitive rate for the prefectural full-time system is 1.04 times. Despite the declining birthrate,

11/03 Who is Mahmoud Khalil? Student detained by ICE after leading Columbia University protests

Trump criticized universities across the country over pro-Palestinian protests, which he said created an unsafe environment for Jewish students.

11/03 The Maduro regime causes Guyana: he will choose eight deputies of the Esequibo in the regional elections of May

The two of Chavismo, Diosdado Cabello, made the announcement and said: "Everything that is on the west side of the Esequibo river belongs to Venezuela"

11/03 Sumy region was cleared of Russian troops - Ova

Every attempt of the enemy to enter the territory of the region by Russia is rigidly neutralized with the means of defeat of the Armed Forces.

11/03 Sky News learned that the United States "do not want to hear" about the old borders of Ukraine

The US delegation “does not want to hear” Ukraine’s requests about the borders of 2014 and even 2022, it “will have to make rather painful concessions,” Sky News reports. The parties met in Jidd to discuss peace negotiations with Russia

10/03 New massive attack: which areas are threatened

The Russian army prepares a new massive shelling of the territory of Ukraine. This is evidenced by active intelligence.

10/03 Nyt spoke about the problems of the Armed Forces of Ukraine in the Kursk region due to Trump's solution

The absence of intelligence from the United States caused damage to the ability of the Armed Forces of Ukraine to act in the Kursk region. Over the weekend, the Russian Ministry of Defense reported on the liberation of seven settlements near Sudzhi

10/03 Russia’s chilling warning after Albo comment

Russia has issued a chilling warning to Australia of “grave consequences” as Anthony Albanese considers sending peacekeeping troops to Ukraine.

10/03 Kids filmed using snake as skipping rope

Shocking footage has emerged of children using a dead snake as a skipping rope.

09/03 ‘Boot ‘em’: Australia should kick US spies, marines out of the country to send Trump a message

Anthony Albanese should boot American intelligence and military personnel out of the country to send a clear message to Donald Trump that “we’re not going to put up with [his] nonsense”.

09/03 MJ The Musical has brilliant songs – and one inescapable problem

When it comes to jukebox musicals, MJ The Musical – which opened at Sydney’s Lyric Theatre on Saturday night – has perhaps the best pedigree there is.

09/03 Mass accidents with the dead occurred in Prikamye and Udmurtia

A massive accident involving six cars on the highway in the Perm Territory claimed the life of one person, according to the telegram channel of the regional department of the MVD Pravda information, in the Krasnokamsk district on 1047 km of the R-243 federal highway (Kostroma-Shari-Kirov-Perm), the driver of the Mazda car did not cope with the control and drove into the oncoming lane, where she co

09/03 In Cheboksary, a drone was found on the territory of the oil depot

In Cheboksary, the drone was found at the Enterprise Plant Burestnik. According to the Governor of Chuvashia Oleg Nikolaev, there are no victims.

09/03 [Giants] Tanaka Masahiro's appearance also makes a big swaying match between Koshien and his opponents. Starting in the first inning, he starts without a run.

◆Open Games: Hanshin-Giants (9th, Koshien) Giants pitcher Tanaka Masahiro (36) starts in the game against Hanshin. He first entered a "traditional match" since his transfer. He's been 6 days since the match against Yakult on the 2nd (Tokyo Dome), where he gave up two hits and no runs in the second inning. Although it was the opening match, there was no ticket sales on the same day, and in the matc

09/03 How the regime of Daniel Ortega hides and conceals the massacre of indigenous communities in Nicaragua

Eight indigenous people remain in prison accused of a killing of which they were victims; They denounce that those responsible "are settlers who have the protection" of the State

08/03 Albo’s huge call on Ukraine mission

Anthony Albanese has held fresh talks with the British Prime Minister about Australia joining a peacekeeping force in the event of a ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine war.

08/03 Australia ‘considering’ big step for Ukraine

Australia’s Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is considering joining a group of countries prepared to protect an eventual ceasefire in the Russia-Ukraine war, according to the UK’s prime minister.

08/03 Horror sign Aussie inflation ‘will surge’

ANALYSISWhen it comes to the issue of inflation, policymakers often have a very different perspective to that of the average person in the street.

08/03 Craig Bellamy shares tragic phone call that rocked him to his core

Craig Bellamy has credited his late father’s advice for making him into the coach and man he is today as he opened up about the moment he found out his dad, aged 51, had suddenly passed away.

07/03 The US Chamber of Commerce offered to lift sanctions from aviation and cosmetics

The foreign business in Russia, first of all, would like to mitigate sanctions in the field of aircraft maintenance and the supply of air parts, said the head of the American Chamber of Commerce in Russia. It is also vital to remove the ban on investments

07/03 Areas most at ‘risk’ overnight amid cyclone

Australians have been warned to brace for Tropical Cyclone Alfred as it prepares to make landfall, with those in northeastern NSW and far southeastern Queensland most at risk overnight on Friday.

07/03 Sex worker exposes wild cyclone emergency

Most Australians in the path of Cyclone Alfred are busy stocking up on food and barricading their homes — but there are some who are preparing for a very different emergency.

06/03 Military experts proposed the "heavenly shield" to protect Ukraine

The ex-servants of the Royal Air Force proposed a plan according to which 120 European fighters will be protected by Kyiv and the West of Ukraine from cruise missiles and drones. Odessa and three nuclear power plants will fall into the zone

06/03 Antisemitism allegations: Trump admin launches investigation into University of California

Officials will examine whether “a pattern or practice of discrimination” against Jewish professors and staff existed on 10 California campuses.

06/03 Major update on cyclone’s disruptive path

Tropical Cyclone Alfred is now tipped to make landfall on Saturday morning after the system slowed overnight.

06/03 75-year-old Canberra woman’s tattoos expose 50-year secret

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06/03 Trump began the "last warning" Hamas with the word "shawl"

Trump demanded that Khamas free up all the hostages and return the bodies of the dead, and the leadership of the Gaza sector to leave the territory. He stated that Israel is supplied “everything necessary to finish the work” otherwise

03/03 Another step towards the end of working from home with 365K ordered back to the office

Peter Dutton has declared war on working from home, vowing to force 365,000 public servants back to the office if the Coalition wins government.

03/03 Melbourne mega-city hiding ‘misery’

Melbourne’s population is booming.

02/03 WP learned about the expectation of 20 thousand American military

The possible reduction of Trump for the number of American troops is bothering European politicians since January. The Kremlin denied that Moscow demanded the withdrawal of NATO troops from eastern Europe during negotiations with Washington

01/03 Academics of the Russian Academy of Sciences argued with the head of Buryatia because of the Law on Lake Baikal

Scientists opposed the bill in existing formulations, calling it ill -conceived. The head of Buryatia said that the law needs local residents, but recognized “local problems”, and the document will be prepared

28/02 In the Tver region, drone fragments hit the residential building

Residents were evacuated and placed in one of the educational institutions. Earlier, the head of the region, Igor Rudenya, announced the reflection of the attack of Ukrainian drones on the territory of the region

28/02 Illinois landlord who stabbed 6-year-old Palestinian boy found guilty of murder, hate crime

A jury found Illinois landlord Joseph M. Czuba guilty of murder in the stabbing death of Wadea Al-Fayoume, a 6-year-old Palestinian boy.

28/02 Bryansk governor reported a massive attack using drones

Bryansk governor announced the work of the air defense of the region and the repelment of a massive attack

27/02 The Duma offered to update the rules of repatriation to Russia

The deputy Zatulin will introduce a bill on the mechanism of repatriation and adjustment of the concept of “compatriot”. The Cabinet did not support the previous version. Since then, the president and government have adopted a number of decisions on repatriation

27/02 The Russian Federation will require part of the territories - ISW

ISW analysts note that Russia's complete control over regions will cause a large -scale humanitarian catastrophe.

27/02 The son of the owner of the "Crocus" called the amount of damage from the attack

Crocus Group lost up to $ 200 million, since the concert hall burned down completely, and the traffic of the remaining objects of Crocus City fell, Agalarov said. He added that after the terrorist attack against the family there was "a lot of accusations"

26/02 Air defense forces shot down 128 Ukrainian drones during the night

The air defense systems intercepted and destroyed 128 Ukrainian UAVs over the four regions of Russia and the waters of the Black and Azov Seas, the Ministry of Defense reported. RIA Novosti, 02.26.2025

26/02 The explosions of the Russian consulate in Marseille were explosions were explosive

Two France citizens who attacked February 24 of the Russian Consulate in Marseille turned out to be researchers of the National Center for Scientific Research of France (CNRS). This is reported by the newspaper La Provence and ...

24/02 Prime Minister Denmark called the peaceful settlement of the conflict in Ukraine dangerous

The United States creates “many uncertainty” regarding the conflict in Ukraine, so the world can be “more dangerous than war,” says Prime Minister Denmark. Zakharova in response asked Copenhagen, "is the health of the disease more dangerous"

24/02 Attack on Ryazan refinery: in the CPD told about the plant

The factory processing capacity is 17.1 million tons of oil per year; He is one of the five largest refineries in the Russian Federation.

24/02 In Kyiv, we estimated the reserves of metals in the territory controlled by Russia

In the territory controlled by Russia, there are minerals in the amount of about $ 350 billion, said first Deputy Prime Minister Yulia Sviridenko. Ukraine has stocks of titanium, lithium, uranium and rare -earth metals

23/02 The tiny French-owned island by Africa that was once home to shipwrecked slaves

This tiny flat island was once home to a group of stranded enslaved people who remained there for 15 years before their rescue.

23/02 Manturov called the conditions for the return of foreign companies to Russia

The return to Russia for foreign car manufacturers will not be as simple as leaving, Manturov said. There will be no exceptions for foreign retail networks in terms of representation in Crimea and new regions, he added

23/02 The world's 'most isolated island' offering free land to new settlers

Do beers by the beach for 365 days a year on free land sound like your thing? Well, this area might be for you. However, locals warn that island living "isn't for everyone".

22/02 Albo’s $8bn push for free GP visits

The federal Labor government is pledging a historic $8.5 billion boost to Medicare in a bold bid to lift nationwide bulk-billing rates to 90 per cent by the decade’s end.

22/02 Extreme warning as temps set to soar

High to extreme fire danger warnings are in place in several states this weekend as millions of Aussies brace for soaring temperatures.

21/02 Schoolgirl critically injured by tree branch

A Central Coast primary schoolgirl is in critical condition after being struck by a tree branch at Government House in Canberra during a school excursion.

21/02 PM declares giant investment in local jobs

Anthony Albanese has announced a further $500m for the Future Made in Australia Fund, this time to drive new jobs in clean energy manufacturing.

21/02 Japan makes $10 billion move on Australia

It has been a wobbly couple of years for the Australian economy as our biggest export — of crucial importance to our superannuation funds and the national budget — faces an uncertain future.

21/02 Dutton’s long lunch would cost $500 million

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21/02 RBA boss makes huge cash call

Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock has committed to ensuring Australians will be able to access and use cash despite “considerable challenges” faced in its distribution system.

20/02 Star sets record straight on ‘Aussie accent’

Melanie Lynskey is known for portraying soft-spoken, quirky characters on screen, from Two And A Half Men to Sweet Home Alabama.

20/02 RBA governor Michele Bullock to face grilling after rate cut

Reserve Bank governor Michele Bullock will face a three-hour grilling by politicians following the central bank’s first rate cut since November 2020.

20/02 Budanov allowed the ceasefire in Ukraine this year

The ceasefire in Ukraine is possible, despite the “diametrically opposite positions of the parties,” Budanov believes. Moscow, as conditions for the ceasefire, put forward the withdrawal of Ukrainian troops from new regions and rejection of NATO

20/02 Trump spoke about the "trump cards" in Russia in negotiations in Ukraine

Russia controls significant territories, so it has trump cards in negotiations in Ukraine, Trump said. Putin the day before announced the readiness of Moscow to return to negotiations

20/02 ‘Not average’: Aussie wows with insane salary

An Australian mortgage broker has left people gobsmacked after revealing how much money she brings in each year.

19/02 The General Staff called the size of the territory of the Kursk region liberated from the Armed Forces

The Russian military freed more than 800 square meters. km of the territory of the Kursk region or about 64% of the land initially occupied by the Armed Forces of Ukraine, Rudskoy said. In total, the Armed Forces were occupied by 1,268 square meters. km, the Ministry of Defense reported

19/02 In Ukraine, a network of underground tobacco was exposed

The finished products were sold by wholesale parties at a price from 300 to 450 UAH per kilogram depending on the tobacco variety throughout the state. Customers also included underground cigarette manufacturers.

19/02 Putin said that the Russian brigade crossed the border with the Sumy region

The fighters of the Russian brigade crossed the state border in the Kursk region and entered the enemy, President Vladimir Putin said. He did not specify where exactly the Russian units ...

19/02 Ford Territory only increased sales in the C segment in January

All models in the high -sized C segment have reduced sales in January, except ford territory.

19/02 Top spy boss warns of ‘degraded’ security

Australia’s top spy boss has issued a stark warning that Australia’s security environment will become “more dynamic, more diverse and more degraded” over the next five years.

19/02 Politician vows to keep ‘men in dresses' out of Aussie schools

Billionaire Clive Palmer has clashed with journalists over claims his “potty” plan to spend millions to get his Trump-inspired candidate elected Prime Minister, declaring he’s more than happy to spend his money.

19/02 Clive Palmer launches Aussie MAGA party

Billionaire Clive Palmer is set to announce his new political party, Trumpet of Patriots, with initial campaign material echoing lines from Donald Trump’s Make America Great Again pitch, including calls to “drain the swamp”.

19/02 ‘Uncharted territory’: Gold price surges towards record high of $US3000

Big banks are flying billions of dollars worth of gold bars on commercial planes across the Atlantic.

18/02 Man found guilty of breaching WA’s Aboriginal heritage laws for disrupting ‘Rainbow Serpent’

A Western Australian landowner has been found guilty of breaching the state’s Aboriginal heritage laws for disrupting a creek on his property associated with the “Rainbow Serpent”.

17/02 Man charged with opening fire on 2 men he claimed were Palestinians, reports say

Mordechai Brafman was arrested and charged with two counts of attempted murder after police say he opened fire on two men, according to reports.

17/02 One sentence ignites US-China feud

The US State Department has quietly removed a key phrase from its website, deleting language that explicitly stated it does not support Taiwan independence.

16/02 ‘Devastated’: Moment mum discovered her teenage son was a neo-Nazi

A Victorian mum has revealed the ‘devastating’ moment she discovered her teenage son had joined a prominent neo-Nazi group while watching TV on Australia Day.

16/02 ‘Knew it would happen’: Shelves stripped bare

Supermarket shelves in Western Australia have been stripped, as the major freight route to Broome remains closed in the aftermath of Tropical Cyclone Zelia.

16/02 Exiled Labor MP Senator Fatima Payman says NSW nurses pile on gone too far

Exiled Labor MP Senator Fatima Payman has confessed she “held my tongue for too long” over two Sydney nurses caught on camera making vile anti-Semitic remarks insisting that while what they said was wrong, the pile on had gone too far.

16/02 Zelensky again excluded the recognition of the territories lost by Ukraine

Ukraine does not recognize the lost territories and will seek their return diplomatic by joining NATO, Zelensky said. The President of Russia called Kyiv’s desire in the alliance of one of the reasons for the beginning of the conflict

16/02 The Finnish president presented his concept of settlement in Ukraine

There are three stages in the concept of President Stubb: from strengthening the positions of Ukraine through its weapons to a truce and then - peaceful negotiations, with a discussion of the issue of territories and security, but not membership in the EU and NATO

16/02 Dutton’s kids reveal brutal toll of dad’s job

Opposition Leader Peter Dutton may soon become the country’s next prime minister, but his three children have no ambition to follow in their dad’s footsteps.

16/02 ‘They should leave’: Huge update on visa scandal

A trio of violent offenders are in immigration detention awaiting deportation to Nauru, after the Albanese government struck a resettlement deal with its tiny Pacific neighbour.

15/02 Kellogo: The Russian Federation must make territorial concessions

In order to reach peace, Putin must make territorial concessions, refuse to use the armed forces in the future and reduce them.

15/02 ‘Heightened risk’: RBA set to cut

The RBA will cut rates at its February meeting, according to a majority of experts, resulting in the return of confidence to home buyers and sellers around the country and big potential property price gains.

15/02 On the industrial zone in the Volgograd region there was a fire after the drone attack

According to the Ministry of Defense, 17 drones were shot down in the Volgograd region at night. The Kaluga authorities also reported a fire at an industrial enterprise

15/02 Seven Russian airports limited flights

Measures were introduced against the background of attacks of spawning. According to the Ministry of Defense, 40 drones were destroyed at night over Russia at night

15/02 In the Kaluga region, a fire arose in the enterprise due to drone

In the Dzerzhinsky district of the Kaluga region, due to the fall of the drone, the building caught fire on the territory of the industrial enterprise, according to preliminary data, there were no injured, Shapsha said

15/02 An earthquake of magnitude 6.4 occurred in Altai

An earthquake of magnitude 6.4 in the epicenter occurred in the Kosh-Agach district of the Altai Republic, the regional department of the Ministry of Emergencies reports. The earthquake began at 08:48 local time (04:48 Moscow time) in ...

14/02 Bob reveals his hand in rolling ex-PM

Maverick MP Bob Katter has reflected on the power of independents in a minority government, taking credit for the ousting of former prime minister Julia Gillard during the 2013 Labor leadership spill.

14/02 ‘Hostile act’: China move should terrify us all

The appearance of a flotilla of Chinese warships in Australian waters just days after a deadly clash involving a surveillance plane has heightened fears over Beijing’s expansionist ambitions.