Alwyn Lyall, a traditional owner, was asked to leave Australia Zoo by police after seeking information about 'Old Faithful,' an icon crocodile. Lyall alleges the crocodile was 'wrongfully arrested' and transferred without proper consultation, leading to a rift with the Queensland government.
Italy's Giorgia Meloni challenged Spain's Pedro Sánchez over his country's decision to legalize around 500,000 asylum seekers during a closed-door EU leaders' meeting. Sánchez defended the move, stating migrants were largely from South America, not Africa.
Australia has donated surveillance, delivery, and inspection drones to the Philippine Coast Guard, including fixed-wing and underwater vehicles. The donation aims to support the modernization of the Philippine coastguard and its maritime domain awareness efforts.
Former US NSA John Bolton cautioned against a US-China "G2" framework, calling it a "dangerous sidelining" of India. He emphasized the need for closer India-US strategic cooperation to counter China's growing influence and advocated for a deeper dialogue between Modi and Trump on the "Chinese threat."
US Secretary of War Pete Hegseth announced a six-month review of America's military presence in Europe, linking future deployments and funding to NATO members meeting Washington's demands. Hegseth criticized European allies for restricting base and airspace access during the US war with Iran, calling it "shameful" and putting US troops at risk. The review comes as the US is already scaling back forces.
Kyle Sandilands announced details of his new subscription-based project, inspired by his final week on the "Kyle and Jackie O Show" without co-host Jackie O. He also revealed he is in contact with One Nation leader Pauline Hanson and has settled his dispute with ARN Media for $12.09 million.
Former West Bengal minister Aroop Biswas wrote to HDFC Bank requesting a freeze on the party's account until authorities decide control. The account reportedly holds Rs 535 crore. Biswas was recently removed as treasurer.
Former West Bengal minister Aroop Biswas wrote to HDFC Bank requesting a freeze on the party's account until authorities decide control. This comes after he was removed as treasurer and is being probed for 'Messigate'.
Calcutta High Court refused to stay the appointment of rebel Trinamool MLA Ritabrata Banerjee as leader of the opposition in the Bengal assembly. The court fixed July 28 for the next hearing, citing a dispute over a letter nominating Sobhandeb Chattopadhyay as LoP.
André-Pierre Gignac, icône du football mexicain avec les Tigres de Monterrey, a ouvert la voie à d'autres joueurs français au Mexique. Eugénie Le Sommer et Amandine Henry s'épanouissent dans ce pays, rejoignant un eldorado footballistique.
Des dizaines de milliers de supporters écossais, surnommés la "Tartan Army", ont envahi Boston pour la Coupe du monde, créant une ambiance festive unique et mettant à rude épreuve les stocks de bière des pubs locaux.
A 45-year-old domestic worker, Meena, was allegedly beaten and stabbed to death by dermatologist Dr. Manish Gupta in Delhi's Greater Kailash area. Gupta was arrested at the scene and reportedly confessed to the crime. The motive is under investigation.
An eviction notice against elderly social housing tenant Judy Belfield has been invalidated by VCAT due to confusion over the amount owed, not the rent increase legality. HousingFirst sought to increase rent on properties previously managed by Glenloch.
The National Trust of South Australia (NTSA) will undergo a parliamentary inquiry after a campaign by disgruntled volunteers. The inquiry follows internal conflicts, including the dismissal of Moonta branch leadership and planned property sales to address a deficit, impacting tourism.
Saudi Foreign Minister Prince Faisal bin Farhan expressed cautious optimism about a US-Iran MOU, calling it an "incredibly important" step. He stressed the need for robust verification, addressing wider security concerns like maritime navigation, and rebuilding trust with Iran before economic cooperation. The minister also highlighted the centrality of the Palestinian issue for regional stability.
The US and Iran have agreed to an interim deal on Tehran's nuclear program, creating a two-month window for negotiations. Key issues like verification and enrichment limits remain unresolved. Iran will reopen the Strait of Hormuz for oil shipments.
Influencer Clavicular is in a legal battle with Miami's Bacara Club, claiming he invested $400,000 and never received profits. His lawyer alleges he was pressured into agreements and seeks the return of his investment and removal of his likeness from promotions. Club representatives dispute the claims.
A dispute over a valuable LEGO collection has escalated into multiple lawsuits, an arrest, and widespread internet conspiracy theories. The case involves a grandfather, a store owner, and the Bricks & Minifigs franchise, with accusations of theft, harassment, and extortion.
A woman in Kanpur, India, allegedly stabbed her husband to death after an argument about her relationship with another man. The husband died 11 days later in hospital. The wife has been arrested.
La Coupe du monde 2026 bat des records avec 48 équipes et 104 matchs. Elle voit aussi la participation de huit joueurs de plus de 40 ans, dont Cristiano Ronaldo, Luka Modric et Edin Dzeko, un exploit inédit pour des joueurs de champ.
Gatchalian has been elected as the new Senate President, following a leadership dispute. He conceded to the new leader, promising to uncover the truth. A political professor noted the relief but warned of continued challenges to the country's democracy.
Lok Sabha Speaker Om Birla will hear arguments on June 19 regarding a split in the Trinamool Congress's Lok Sabha MPs. Rebel MPs seeking recognition as a separate group will present their case against the Mamata Banerjee-led party's official leadership.
Prediction markets are seeing increased institutional adoption for hedging risks like tariffs, with trading volume doubling. However, issues with liquidity depth and dispute resolution, particularly concerning token-weighted votes and contract wording, pose significant challenges for large-scale adoption.
Malaysia received a completed food safety standards questionnaire from Thailand, a key step towards potentially lifting its ban on five species of Thai shrimp imposed on June 1. The ban was a response to Thailand's increased inspections of Malaysian sea bass.
