A Hindu temple and Asian restaurants in Melbourne were defaced with racist graffiti, just a day after an Indian student was assaulted in Adelaide, sparking outrage and calls for stronger...
Over 100 NGOs have raised alarm over mass starvation in Gaza, urging an immediate ceasefire and unrestricted aid access as famine-related deaths, especially among children, rapidly escalate across the region.
Hamas has confirmed submitting its response to the latest Gaza ceasefire proposal via Qatari and Egyptian mediators, raising cautious hopes for progress toward a potential truce in the long-running conflict.
In a historic ruling, the International Court of Justice declared that nations' failure to act on climate change violates international law, paving the way for possible reparations and legal accountability.
Japanese Prime Minister Shigeru Ishiba faces mounting pressure to resign after his party’s election defeat, but says he’ll decide only after reviewing the new U.S.–Japan tariff agreement.
Russia and Ukraine resume peace talks in Türkiye, focusing on humanitarian issues amid low expectations. Moscow warns of difficult progress as both sides remain entrenched in their political and military...
Just two years after rejoining, the U.S. has announced it will exit UNESCO again by 2026, citing ideological concerns and reigniting debates over America’s commitment to global cooperation.
