Allegations of aggressive and intimidating police conduct during a drug operation at Sydney's LGBTQIA+ venues on Oxford Street will be reviewed by the law enforcement watchdog. Patrons reported feeling humiliated and traumatized by the police presence and search tactics.
Afghanistan's Taliban government claimed its forces conducted airstrikes on militant hideouts in Pakistan's Balochistan and Khyber Pakhtunkhwa provinces. Pakistan's information ministry vehemently denied the claims, stating no such strikes occurred and only a drone from Afghanistan was intercepted.
Former US Marine Corps intelligence analyst Scott Ritter told TASS that the US conducted global biological research for offensive purposes, not defensive ones. Russian military officials also stated that Ukrainian biolabs studied dangerous pathogens.
China has developed and is testing the world's first intelligent squid fishing robot. The smart machine mimics human movements to attract deep-water squid and can adapt its behavior based on how the creatures bite. It is currently undergoing sea trials aboard the Song Hang research vessel in the northwestern Pacific Ocean.
Golfer Joaquin Niemann received a two-shot penalty at the US Open for "serious misconduct" after throwing his sand wedge in frustration on the sixth hole. The 27-year-old Chilean, the first player penalised under new major championship rules, expressed regret for his actions.
Golfer Joaquin Niemann received a two-shot penalty for "serious misconduct" at the US Open after throwing his sand wedge in frustration on the sixth hole. The penalty, the first under a new code of conduct for major championships, increased his score significantly, though he later improved in the second round.
England assistant coach Anthony Barry will continue conducting televised half-time interviews during the World Cup, even after a candid critique of the team's first-half performance against Croatia. The England camp supports Barry's honesty, viewing it as a valuable, albeit unusual, part of their media strategy.
Belarusian officials, speaking at a CIS meeting, labeled a Ukrainian drone attack on a bus carrying children in Russia's Bryansk Region as a clear terrorist act. They called for international condemnation and punishment for perpetrators, viewing it as an attempt to draw Belarus into the conflict and an attack on the Russia-Belarus Union State.
Canada and Mexico secure knockout stage berths in the World Cup with dominant wins. The US faces Australia in a crucial match, aiming to impress as a host nation. Fan experiences and commentary quality are also discussed.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) is holding a nationwide mock drill on June 20 to ensure a smooth NEET-UG re-examination on June 21, following paper leak allegations. NTA is reminding 23 lakh candidates to download new admit cards and warning against fraudulent communications.
The National Testing Agency (NTA) will conduct a nationwide mock drill on June 20, a day before the NEET-UG 2026 re-examination on June 21. The re-exam is for nearly 23 lakh candidates following allegations of a paper leak in the original May 3 test. The NTA has issued advisories to candidates regarding admit cards and cautioned against fake messages.
The UK's Bar Standards Board has suspended ICC Prosecutor Karim Khan over allegations of sexual misconduct. This follows a similar suspension by the ICC itself and comes amid Khan's pursuit of arrest warrants against Israeli leaders.
A 30-year-old man arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a three-year-old boy fell into a crocodile enclosure at a zoo has been released on bail. The boy sustained serious injuries and is in critical but stable condition. Police are continuing their inquiries.
A 30-year-old man from Norfolk, arrested on suspicion of attempted murder after a 3-year-old boy entered a crocodile enclosure at Johnsons of Old Hurst zoo, has been released as he's unfit for interview. The boy, critically injured, is in stable condition.
John Edwards has resigned as the UK's Information Commissioner following an independent investigation into his conduct. He admitted to inappropriate humor and poor judgment, stating his position became untenable. The resignation occurs amid criticism of the ICO's data protection record.
La canicule intense en France affecte les voitures électriques : la chaleur dégrade les batteries, réduit l'autonomie et allonge les temps de recharge. Des astuces existent pour limiter ces effets.
China's Ministry of Natural Resources conducted a marine survey in its jurisdictional waters in the East China Sea using the research vessel Xiangyanghong 22. The mission aimed to understand ecological conditions for conservation efforts, with announcements of such missions being rare.
Emory University law students are petitioning the Supreme Court to hear a case challenging the federal judiciary's internal system for addressing workplace harassment and discrimination, arguing it lacks independent oversight and protections afforded to other workers.
WA's Court of Appeal has ruled the conduct of the judge in the Perth parents' starvation case amounted to a 'miscarriage of justice,' leading to their convictions being set aside. The trial was deemed unfair due to the mother's absence from court and the judge's repeated interventions during the parents' testimony.
Australian senators have slammed senior figures in the accounting industry over the KPMG whistleblower scandal, citing a "systemic failure" in regulation following revelations of client data misuse and pressure on whistleblowers. The inquiry heard apologies and admissions of failure from former KPMG executives and CA ANZ leaders.
Mongolia's permafrost is rapidly thawing due to climate change, impacting local ecosystems, herder livelihoods, and releasing greenhouse gases. This transformation offers crucial insights into global permafrost dynamics and future Arctic conditions.
Grammy-nominated producer Tay Keith, known for his work with Drake, Travis Scott, and Beyoncé, was found dead at his Nashville apartment at age 29. Police conducted a welfare check and found Brytavious Chambers deceased. No foul play is suspected, and the cause of death is undetermined.
South Korea's Navy held four-day live fleet exercises off its western and southern coasts, involving around 20 ships and aircraft, to enhance combat readiness against various maritime threats and regional scenarios.
KPMG Australia is under scrutiny in a parliamentary hearing over allegations of misusing confidential client information, including data from Lendlease, to win new business. The firm's defiance in handing over documents and the resignation of key executives mark a dramatic turn.
