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Diamonds defender Sarah Klau has received a $5,000 fine and a suspended two-game ban from Netball Australia after pleading guilty to assault and failing to disclose the charges before the Commonwealth Games.
A New South Wales woman who fatally stabbed her two young sons in their Blue Mountains home has been found not criminally responsible due to severe mental health impairment.
Independent MLA Fiona Carrick has issued a formal apology in the ACT Legislative Assembly after an investigation found she breached the code of conduct during a staff meeting.
A NASA scientist examining routine data maps has stumbled upon the largest newly formed crater ever found in the solar system, measuring roughly the size of the Roman Colosseum.
Ukrainian forces launched more than 1,000 drones and various missiles at Russia overnight, targeting Moscow in what officials termed the largest-ever attack on the capital as parliamentary elections concluded.
Aleema Khanum, the sister of jailed former Pakistani Prime Minister Imran Khan, has been detained in Lahore ahead of nationwide demonstrations planned by the PTI party.
Prosecutors in Sydney have withdrawn an allegation made by a teenager against former broadcaster Alan Jones, reducing the number of complainants in his ongoing trial to five.
A major Ukrainian drone attack on the Moscow region has killed two people and struck an oil refinery, while concurrent Russian strikes in Ukraine's Kyiv region left four dead.
New South Wales Police have arrested a 24-year-old woman believed to be the mother of an infant found dead in an Auburn bin last month.
Ukrainian officials report at least 19 injuries following extensive overnight missile and drone strikes by Russian forces targeting Kyiv, Zaporizhzhia, and Odesa.
A comprehensive overview of global and European headlines highlights major developments including ongoing conflicts, international trade discussions, political shifts, and economic updates from Euronews.
Russia's ruling United Russia party retained its parliamentary majority following a carefully orchestrated three-day election that excluded genuine opposition.
North Korea launched two short-range ballistic missiles into eastern waters on Sunday, according to South Korea's military, continuing a series of weapons tests amid stalled diplomacy and regional tensions.
United States President Donald Trump asserts that Washington is near the end of the conflict with Iran following direct talks, though Tehran denies direct negotiations have resumed.
Beijing has strongly criticized a newly passed US legislative proposal that introduces steep tariffs on major buyers of Russian energy commodities, stating the measure lacks international legal basis.
Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto is pushing for stricter laws and zero tolerance for deliberate forest and land fires as the nation confronts its worst wildfire season in 11 years, driven by an intense El Niño pattern.
Washington and Florida insiders, billionaire Trump allies, and Rubio-linked lobbyists are jockeying for control of Cuba’s key assets and positioning themselves for lucrative business opportunities amid intensifying US sanctions and fears of a regime collapse.
A 120-acre property in the Queensland hinterland, once used for timber logging and dairy farming, has been transformed over twelve years into a flourishing native habitat that funds ongoing environmental restoration through destination weddings.
The Trump administration has approved entry visas for Iran's president and foreign minister to attend upcoming United Nations General Assembly high-level meetings in New York, despite an ongoing armed conflict.
Pakistan has introduced a three-month package of austerity measures, including commercial closures and cuts to government vehicle fuel allocations, following climbing global oil prices linked to conflicts in West Asia.
Beijing has criticized the newly passed U.S. sanctions legislation targeting Russian energy trade, asserting that normal economic cooperation must remain free from third-party interference.
Pakistan and China have operationalised a joint commission to manage their shared border, prompting a firm rejection from India over arrangements involving disputed territory.
Russia wrapped up its first wartime parliamentary election on Sunday, with the Kremlin's dominance all but assured following a campaign devoid of genuine opposition and overshadowed by a massive wave of Ukrainian drone attacks.
Russia and China have ended a United Nations Security Council mandate for independent monitoring of international sanctions on Iran, citing their stance that all U.N. measures were removed under the 2015 nuclear pact.
Malaysia's King has granted jailed former Prime Minister Najib Razak a conditional pardon, permitting him to serve the remainder of his prison term under house arrest.
Sydney and New South Wales experienced a rapid temperature decline after an unseasonably warm start to the week, with meteorologists confirming a 10-degree drop within hours of a southerly change.
A new survey reveals that while the 2025 Tokyo Deaflympics significantly raised public awareness of the international sporting event, enduring challenges remain regarding social attitudes toward people with hearing loss.
U.S. President Donald Trump's realignment of military forces in Europe is prompting at least eight NATO member countries to diversify away from American defense reliance.
Taiwan's military has carried out its first joint combat exercise utilizing multiple types of attack drones, as part of President Lai Ching-te's defense modernization agenda amid growing security concerns.
Authorities in Nepal are grappling with catastrophic flash floods and landslides that have left 1,410 dead and over 6,000 missing, creating unprecedented relief challenges for the World Food Programme.
In 2009, actor Edward Norton and a team of Maasai warriors competed in the New York City Marathon to raise global awareness and funds for conservation projects protecting 280,000 acres in southern Kenya.
A proposal to allow additional utility companies to use an interim spent nuclear storage facility in Aomori Prefecture has encountered strong resistance from local authorities.
Tokyo's Shinjuku Station, the world's busiest rail terminal, has begun testing mobile robotic trash bins in an effort to evaluate whether automated technology can help reduce the workload of station sanitation workers.
Adelaida Kakazu, a 90-year-old second-generation Japanese woman born in the Philippines who was separated from her father after World War II, is preparing for her first visit to Okinawa to find relatives and pay respects.
French President Emmanuel Macron and Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney have agreed to deepen cooperation in defense, energy, and business during a historic meeting in Saint Pierre and Miquelon.
Nepal’s Finance Minister Swarnim Wagle met with External Affairs Minister S. Jaishankar in New Delhi to discuss reconstruction plans following devastating flash floods and prepare for Prime Minister Balen Shah's upcoming visit to India.
Pope Leo XIV has detailed his upcoming November trip to Latin America, marking his longest journey yet and a return to his roots in Peru alongside a historic visit to Argentina.
A shootout outside a synagogue in Belleville, Ontario, during Yom Kippur left a police officer injured and the 29-year-old suspect in critical condition.
A United Nations human rights report has documented over 1,000 verified cases of conflict-related sexual violence during the war in Ukraine, attributing the vast majority to Russian forces while noting a smaller number of violations linked to Ukrainian authorities.
Russia's ruling United Russia party secured a resounding victory in parliamentary elections, maintaining its constitutional majority as the anti-war Yabloko party won a rare regional foothold.
A high court in Pakistan has temporarily halted an official directive requiring dozens of Afghan medical students to be expelled from universities and sent home, providing a brief reprieve for scholars caught in broader geopolitical tensions.
President Donald Trump has repeatedly said Greenland matters to U.S. security. Here are the strategic reasons publicly cited, from Arctic geography and defense to critical minerals and competition with Russia and China.
Following a weekend scare involving 60 fires across Tasmania, a fire expert argues that traditional bushfire management must change as the region faces an increasingly unpredictable and challenging season.
Australia's latest intergenerational report warns of a shifting demographic landscape where deaths will outpace births, prompting debate over population policies and financial incentives.
A New South Wales judge is weighing the sentence for Rolong Stanley, who admitted to aggravated dangerous driving causing the death of his former partner, Justine Hammond, while heavily intoxicated and breaching an AVO.
The United States, Denmark and Greenland are moving to formalize a new Arctic security agreement. Here is what is known about the deal, the military changes, Greenland's sovereignty and what remains unclear.
Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy has convened leaders from seven regional nations for the inaugural Carpathian Eight summit in western Ukraine, focusing on security, energy, and EU-level cooperation amid escalating regional tensions and hybrid threats.
U.S. Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent is planning to meet Chinese Vice Premier He Lifeng in New York City to discuss artificial intelligence, trade, and rare earths ahead of an upcoming presidential summit.
U.S. President Donald Trump has signed the Lindsey O. Graham Sanctioning Russia and Iran Act of 2026, which authorizes tariffs of up to 100% on major buyers of Russian energy.
An explosion during a military operation in the Demilitarized Zone has injured three South Korean officers, amid heightened tensions along the heavily fortified border.
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