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The Sax Institute has launched an intergenerational study aiming to recruit 100,000 Australians to investigate the drivers of mental illness and rising early-onset cancer rates.
Newly published audio recordings reveal communication details between a control centre and train drivers prior to a deadly collision outside Toledo.
Finnish police have launched a criminal inquiry into Google's subsidiary for allegedly clearing forest at a planned datacentre site without required environmental assessments.
As Israel extends a ban on Al-Aqsa imam Sheikh Ekrima Sabri until April 2027, Islamic Waqf officials warn of shrinking authority at the holy site.
Under-pressure Manchester United manager Michael Carrick insists he needs no assurances over his future and has backed captain Bruno Fernandes.
Marking three decades of operation, Al Jazeera is launching a major network overhaul featuring a three-channel structure, 33 new programmes, and technology-driven innovations.
Russian President Vladimir Putin hosted African leaders at a summit in Moscow, pitching his country as a superior partner compared to Western nations.
Anti-terrorism prosecutors in France state that a man charged with murder and attempted murder specifically targeted individuals based on their perceived background.
Lieutenant General Brett Sylvia has been dismissed by Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth amid an ongoing investigation into unauthorized disclosures to media.
Chancellor John Healey has stepped back from cutting welfare costs this parliament, facing criticism over a budget described as scattergun by experts.
