Russia's holdings of US government bonds decreased to $27 million in June, down from $29 million in May, according to the US Department of the Treasury, with Japan, the UK, and China leading as the top holders.
Tata Group's top leaders, N Chandrasekaran and Noel Tata, briefed Indian government officials on internal conflicts, strategic rifts, and succession concerns, highlighting Air India's financial woes and potential leadership changes.
Thousands protest in Singapore against housing projects on two forested sites, highlighting the debate between housing demand and conservation in the land-scarce city-state.
Chainalysis sues US government over ICE's sole-source $94.6M contract award to TRM Labs for blockchain analytics, citing 'arbitrary, capricious, and unreasonable' decision.
The NSW government's gun buyback scheme, aiming to remove 274,000 guns, offers up to $1,000 per firearm, sparking outrage among farmers, sporting shooters, and gun sellers who claim the compensation is inadequate and the policy ineffective in preventing future incidents like the Bondi massacre.
Two South Australians, Edwin Kemp Attrill and Janette Milera, are challenging the state government's redevelopment of the North Adelaide golf course, citing breaches of federal conservation laws and impacts on cultural heritage and wildlife.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo becomes the deadliest in national history with 2,325 deaths and 4,945 confirmed cases, prompting urgent warnings from the UN and WHO as clinical trials for vaccines and treatments underway.
Australia's Labor government has proposed a single-service opt-out register for gambling ads, funded by an industry levy, alongside tighter restrictions on wagering inducements as part of amendments to its wagering ad legislation.
China's pharmaceutical contractors show financial resilience against US supply chain curbs, with Genscript Biotech raising its full-year guidance for its life science service segment.
An Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo has killed 2,325 people from 4,945 confirmed cases, surpassing the 2018-2020 record toll and becoming the fastest growing on record.
Angus Taylor states the Coalition will only back the Albanese government's NDIS overhaul if the 'widow tax' investment property loophole is removed first.
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Ghanaian counterpart Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa announced plans to sign a visa-free travel agreement for diplomatic and service passport holders during talks in Moscow.
The Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of the Congo is now its deadliest with at least 2,325 deaths and 4,945 confirmed cases, as the WHO warns it could surpass the 2014-16 west Africa epidemic.
The South Korean government is considering building 20,000 apartments in Seoul's Yongsan Park to ease housing shortages, risking the violation of a 2007 national law and social compact to preserve the former U.S. military base as green space.
Morning briefing covering an FBI probe into Chinese espionage via a fake Brisbane consultancy, Sally McManus's departure from the ACTU, Logie award winners, and global news updates.
An Afghan former police officer facing Taliban threats after his details were exposed in a UK Ministry of Defence leak has had his resettlement application rejected by the UK government.
The Northern Territory government announced plans to build a 1,200-bed men's remand centre via Public Private Partnership alongside a government-built women's facility in Darwin, replacing the Berrimah prison by the 2030s.
Nazi artefacts bearing prohibited symbols are being openly sold by Australian military antique dealers three years after a federal ban, with vendors citing educational exemptions.
Tata group leadership briefed senior Indian government officials on internal turmoil and a strategic rift between Tata Sons chairman N Chandrasekaran and Tata Trusts chairman Noel Tata ahead of Chandrasekaran's upcoming departure.
An emergency government phone alert warning of wildfires across England and Wales endangered domestic abuse victims hiding secret phones, campaigners and charities have warned following a surprise notification.
Victorian teachers and education staff voted to accept a revised state government pay deal offering 28.3% to 32.4% raises over four years, ending months of bargaining and averting a planned strike.
The Indian government is in preliminary talks with banks to reduce KCC loan interest subvention by 50 basis points following RBI repo rate cuts, while considering extending the MISS-KCC scheme till 2031-32.
Bangladesh links PM Tarique Rahman's potential India visit to the extradition of ex-PM Sheikh Hasina, convicted of crimes against humanity and currently in India.
Over 250 firefighters are battling Belgium's largest modern-day wildfire in the High Fens nature reserve near the German border, which has spread to 3,000 hectares.
