Mysterious basketball-sized metal balls, identified as likely pressure vessels from a space launch vehicle, washed ashore on Forrest Beach, Queensland. The incident sparked local curiosity, a media frenzy, and a creative response from a local shop owner.
International news snippets reveal a complex geopolitical landscape: Trump signals continued US commitment to NATO and arms sales to allies, while the Kremlin accuses the US and Europe of direct participation in the war against Russia. Iran vows retaliation against the US, and tensions rise in the Strait of Hormuz amid US strikes. Meanwhile, Serbia faces pressure over sanctions, and a South Korean court sentences a former president.
Seattle's hosting of the FIFA Men's World Cup has presented a mixed economic picture. While some businesses and public transit saw boosts, others experienced declines, with factors like travel costs, immigration policies, and tech layoffs contributing to uncertainty about the overall boom.
Australian TV host Karl Stefanovic was fired from Channel Nine's Today show after his independent podcast featured far-right activist Tommy Robinson and other controversial guests, clashing with Nine's journalistic standards and his established public image.
David Munk, former deputy editor, has been appointed the new editor of Guardian Australia, succeeding Lenore Taylor. Munk aims to continue the publication's legacy of "courageous, groundbreaking and independent journalism."
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with the heads of international news agencies at the Konstantinovsky Palace. The meeting focused on global information issues.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with the heads of international news agencies at the Konstantinovsky Palace. The meeting focused on global information flow and the role of news agencies.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with heads of international news agencies at the Konstantinovsky Palace. The meeting focused on global information flow and media relations.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with the heads of international news agencies at the Konstantinovsky Palace. The meeting focused on global information flows and the role of media in international relations.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with heads of international news agencies at the Konstantinovsky Palace. The meeting focused on global information flows and the role of news agencies.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with the heads of international news agencies at the Konstantinovsky Palace. The meeting focused on global information flow and media relations.
Russian President Vladimir Putin met with the heads of international news agencies at the Konstantinovsky Palace. The meeting was part of a media event.
Russian President Vladimir Putin will meet with the heads of leading international news agencies on Thursday at the St. Petersburg International Economic Forum (SPIEF). The meeting, traditionally organized by TASS, will cover Russia's domestic and foreign policies and key international events.
Xi Jinping hosted Vladimir Putin in Beijing, highlighting a growing power imbalance as Russia becomes more dependent on China due to the Ukraine war. This comes after Xi also hosted Donald Trump, amidst thawing relations between Western leaders and Beijing.
Russia's agricultural production growth expected, Iran expands control in Strait of Hormuz, and US considers military action against Iran.
Russian President Vladimir Putin discusses a potential meeting with Ukrainian President Vladimir Zelensky, while various international developments unfold, including tensions between the US and Iran, and discussions about EU-Russia relations.
The South China Morning Post has taken home three honours at the International News Media Association’s 2026 Global Media Awards, with its infographic on Hong Kong’s deadly Tai Po fire winning first place for the best use of visual journalism. The awards were announced and presented in Berlin on Thursday, with the SCMP being the only Hong Kong media outlet recognised at the prestigious annual competition. This year’s awards event, which had 20 categories, drew a record 960 entries from 274 media...
