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An energy geopolitics expert claims the Iran war has caused the largest oil supply disruption in history, warning that national governments may take unilateral actions leading to increased energy costs in Europe.
The article reports that U.S. regular gasoline prices exceeded $4 per gallon for the first time since 2022, linking the increase to the Iran war's impact on global energy supply.
A federal judge blocked the Trump administration's attempt to end federal funding for NPR and PBS, citing First Amendment protections against viewpoint discrimination.
LLM response was not valid JSON
Three former FBI agents filed a class-action lawsuit against the Trump administration, alleging they were wrongfully terminated for their work on an investigation into Trump's 2020 election efforts.
The UN aid chief, Tom Fletcher, warns of potential Israeli occupation in southern Lebanon amid escalating violence, citing displacement of over 1.1 million people and casualties among UN peacekeepers.
The article details the life and career of Jane Catherine Tost, a 19th-century taxidermist and naturalist who made significant contributions to natural history despite facing gender barriers.
The federal parliamentary seat of Lindsay, west of Sydney, was formed in 1948, honouring the great Australian illustrator and writer Norman Lindsay (1879-1969).
The article explains retirement planning options in Australia, discussing account-based pensions, annuities, and lump sums.
The article discusses a South African Constitutional Court ruling that talaq (Islamic divorce) does not prevent a wife from seeking civil divorce and interim financial protection.
Advocate Menzi Simelane testified at the Khampepe Commission about political tensions within the National Prosecuting Authority (NPA), including allegations of ANC member involvement and MK exile influence.
A US journalist, Shelly Kittleson, was kidnapped in Baghdad by a suspected Iranian-backed group. US officials confirmed the incident and stated they are working to secure her release.
A US journalist, Shelly Kittleson, was kidnapped in Baghdad, with Iraqi and US officials linking one suspect to an Iran-backed militia. Authorities reported pursuing the kidnappers and coordinating for her release.
The article discusses a United Nations resolution declaring slavery the gravest crime against humanity, noting that Argentina, Israel, and the United States voted against it while others abstained.
The article reports on Turkey and Sweden securing World Cup 2026 qualifying spots through playoff matches against Kosovo and Poland, respectively.
A father and his two-year-old son were killed in an Israeli airstrike in Gaza. The article notes that Israel continues to kill Palestinians in the enclave despite a ceasefire agreement from October.
The article reports on Australian political debate regarding potential military contributions to operations in the Strait of Hormuz and announces a significant increase in private health insurance premiums.
The article reports on the Eurovision Song Contest Asia 2026, confirming participation from 10 Asian countries and mentioning upcoming events.
The article reports on a Doctors Without Borders finding that no safe spaces exist for women in Darfur, highlights sexual violence as a weapon of war, and includes unrelated news about a Tunisian court case and an art exhibition.
Ukrainian President Zelenskyy announced an Easter ceasefire proposal to Russia through US mediators, amid stalled peace talks.