Malaysian PM Anwar announces repeal of 1971 AUKU law, a key demand of student activists who claim it stifles campus dissent and political activity.
Nvidia collaborates with six Wall Street firms to create 'compute financing platforms,' enabling AI companies to borrow up to $500 billion, secured by Nvidia's chips and infrastructure, to fuel the AI boom despite growing capital expenditure pressures.
An 18-year-old man, accused of kicking two young brothers (aged 2 and 4) at Westfield Belconnen, has been refused bail. One child suffered a broken nose, and the other was assessed for head injuries. Police apologised for not responding to Triple Zero calls, citing a 'breakdown' in response urgency.
Cambridge University's chancellor has criticised the 'racist feeding frenzy' surrounding Jason Arday, the professor who died after stepping down during a plagiarism row. Thousands have signed a petition demanding an inquiry into the media coverage.
Retour sur les Championnats d'Europe de natation à Saint-Denis, marqués par les nouveaux exploits de Léon Marchand, le record d'Europe de Mary-Ambre Moluh, l'ambiance euphorique, mais aussi les difficultés de Yohann Ndoye-Brouard et les lacunes en brasse.
Rescue teams in eastern Indonesia recovered six more bodies, raising the earthquake death toll to 68. Thousands remain displaced as aftershocks continue following a magnitude 7.7 quake on Flores island.
New South Wales has introduced a framework offering fast-tracked 75-day planning assessments for data centre builders that meet strict environmental, energy, water, and community infrastructure standards.
A 23-year-old man from New Norfolk died in custody at Hobart Reception Centre. He was arrested for a targeted incident in Claremont where two were assaulted, one shot and another axe-struck. Police and professional standards investigations are underway.
Hong Kong Disneyland announces a collaboration with Pixar Animation Studios to launch an exclusive theatrical experience featuring a home-grown character named Poppy at Toy Story Land in the first half of 2027.
Russian missile attacks on Kyiv sparked fires across two districts early Sunday. Meanwhile, Ukrainian long-range strikes hit a military airfield and rocket facility deep inside Russia, as diplomatic tensions rise over reports of potential US arms transfers via Turkey.
The Democratic National Committee (DNC) has approved a revised 2028 presidential primary calendar, prioritizing South Carolina (Jan 22), Nevada (Feb 1), and New Hampshire (Feb 8), aiming to better reflect the US population's diversity.
The Wicket project highlights women's cricket in Bradford, focusing on diversity, community, and belonging, amid growing interest in the sport.
Chinese EV manufacturers are incorporating advanced technologies like AI assistants, VR digital cockpits, and innovative entertainment systems, appealing to young drivers and setting them apart globally.
Ukraine claims strikes on Russian military targets, including a rocket centre in Samara and an airfield in Nizhny Novgorod, as part of its "long-range sanctions" strategy, with reported damage to facilities involved in Russia's war effort.
Russia's only two official military bases outside the former Soviet Union will be turned into joint training and capacity-building centres under a deal announced by the Syrian foreign ministry.
Hundreds gathered in Alice Springs for the funeral of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby, whose disappearance earlier this year sparked a massive search and nationwide grief.
Hong Kong's business chambers have urged authorities to prioritize the Northern Metropolis megaproject, financial center standing, and AI strategy in the city's inaugural five-year plan, aligning with China's 15th plan.
Spain centre-back Mapi León discusses her surprise summer transfer from Barcelona to Women's Super League club London City Lionesses, the tactical differences in English football, and owner Michele Kang's vision.
Police Scotland has warned of potential protests against a planned AI datacentre in Larbert, as public opposition to energy-intensive AI infrastructure grows across the UK.
The Shizuoka Crown melons gifted to Australian PM Anthony Albanese, at the center of a controversy over his joke, are a luxury item in Japan, symbolizing respect, health, and wealth, with a unique growing process and cultural significance differing greatly from Australia's fruit culture.
Un adolescent de 15 ans a reconnu avoir jeté un mégot de cigarette à l'origine de l'incendie ayant tué deux sapeurs-pompiers près de l'aéroport de Bordeaux. Il a été mis en examen pour « destruction involontaire par incendie ayant provoqué la mort d’autrui ».
Ten Lowell, Massachusetts residents are suing the state's environmental regulator and Markley Group over a data centre expansion, citing inadequate review of environmental impacts, including diesel emissions and noise, in a densely populated area designated as an Environmental Justice community.
Un mineur de 15 ans a été mis en examen pour destruction involontaire par incendie ayant entraîné la mort de deux pompiers à Mérignac. Il admet avoir jeté une cigarette, potentiellement à l'origine de l'incendie, et disculpe son frère de 22 ans, remis en liberté.
La France subit une nouvelle vague de chaleur intense, avec des températures atteignant près de 40°C en région parisienne et dans le centre. 75 départements sont en vigilance orange, avec un pic attendu entre mercredi et vendredi.
