Japan deploys army to deter bear attacks
Mon Nov 17 8:25 pm
Japan has ordered troops into a northern region to help counter a surge in bear attacks on people.
World Newspapers | Australia | Sydney Herald
Saboteurs for hire: Europe’s ‘local idiot’ criminals doing Moscow’s dirty work
Mon Nov 17 7:30 pm
Poland says a potentially lethal blast on its railway network on Sunday was the work of a foreign state, amid a continental crime wave that leaders blame on the Kremlin.
Megyn Kelly’s defence of Epstein is a new low for MAGA supporters
Mon Nov 17 7:30 pm
I know we might expect media commentators like the popular former Fox News reporter to defend the MAGA cause, but Kelly has hit a new low in minimising the suffering of victims.
Trump’s Gaza peace plan approved by United Nations Security Council
Mon Nov 17 6:13 pm
The vote paves the way for an international security force to enter the beleaguered Palestinian territory, as well as the formation of a governing Board of Peace.
Off-duty pilot who tried to cut a flight’s engines midair faces no extra jail time
Mon Nov 17 4:13 pm
Joseph Emerson was subdued by the flight crew after trying to shut down the engines of an aircraft with 83 people on board in 2023.
‘Profound missteps, misconduct’: Judge blows apart Trump’s prosecution of Comey
Mon Nov 17 1:53 pm
Former FBI director James Comey was the first of Donald Trump’s political enemies to be indicted on criminal charges in September. Now, a magistrate has identified major problems with the case.
Trump backflips, says Republicans should vote for Epstein files release
Mon Nov 17 1:51 pm
Donald Trump has reversed his position on the so-called Epstein files, with the US President urging Republicans to vote in favour of their release.
Former Prince Andrew spotted for first time since he lost his titles
Mon Nov 17 1:51 pm
The former Prince Andrew has been seen for the first time since being stripped of all his titles and ordered to leave Royal Lodge in Windsor.
Former prime minister of Bangladesh sentenced to death
Mon Nov 17 1:31 pm
A Bangladeshi tribunal has found Sheikh Hasina guilty of crimes against humanity over the deaths of hundreds of civilians in the protests that led to her downfall last year.
As the Coalition self-immolates, Albanese strides the world stage
Mon Nov 17 1:00 pm
One of the challenges for an Australian prime minister is getting the Indonesians interested. And Prabowo Subianto is interested.
‘We have no other option’: The women raising expat children, while never seeing their own
Mon Nov 17 3:30 am
This extraordinary workforce in Singapore allows mothers respite, or the chance to work. The problem is, the system is premised on profound sadness.
The desperate calculation behind Trump’s backdown over the Epstein files
Mon Nov 17 2:46 am
Something interesting is happening with Donald Trump and his reputation for being immune to scandal. There’s an anger here that won’t go away.