- February 3rd, 2026
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has issued a stark warning about further political instability within the federal opposition after the Coalition fractured for the second time since the election, deepening doubts about its ability to recover from electoral defeat. The rupture...
What once was a political firestorm — the Jeffrey Epstein scandal — has receded sharply from the headlines even as its loose ends continue to stir debate in Washington. Newly released court documents and public pressure had thrust Epstein’s network...
China has unveiled an ambitious technology blueprint under its new five-year plan, setting out goals to achieve breakthroughs in artificial intelligence chips, accelerate the development of sixth-generation (6G) communications, and establish global standards for humanoid robotics. The strategy highlights Beijing’s...
As the world turned the page on a turbulent 2025, few could ignore the sense of exhaustion and disillusionment left behind by another year of conflict, war and diplomatic paralysis. Across continents, violence between states and armed groups persisted, while...
Gold and silver surged to fresh record highs on Monday as President Donald Trump’s escalating push to take over Greenland stoked fears of a deepening trade war between the United States and Europe, driving investors toward traditional safe-haven assets. Spot...
Australia’s right-wing populist One Nation party has overtaken the country’s main centre-right opposition for the first time, highlighting a growing fragmentation of the conservative vote and echoing trends seen across other developed democracies. A Newspoll published in The Australian newspaper...
Australia’s Syrah Resources said on Monday it has agreed with electric-vehicle maker Tesla to extend, for a third time, the deadline to resolve an alleged breach of their graphite supply agreement, underscoring the technical and strategic challenges facing efforts to...
President Donald Trump’s latest tariff threats linked to Greenland and Europe’s potential countermeasures are raising alarms on both sides of the Atlantic, with economists warning that the escalating dispute could drive up import prices, dampen investment, and weaken already fragile...
Japan’s Board of Audit has disclosed that military equipment worth roughly 1.1 trillion yen (about $6.9 billion) purchased from the United States has not been delivered to the Japan Self-Defense Forces (JSDF) despite more than five years having elapsed since...
Recent imagery circulating on Chinese social media and defense forums suggests that a modified variant of China’s ZBD-04 infantry fighting vehicle (IFV) may be undergoing evaluation, pointing to a notable shift in design priorities within the People’s Liberation Army (PLA)....
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