Japan Sees Largest Protest for Pacifist Constitution
Japan's PM Sanae Takaichi calls for revising the pacifist constitution amid growing security threats. Large protests in Tokyo and nationwide oppose changes, with thousands defending Article 9.
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Infant Found Dead at Homeless Camp in Australia
A baby has been found dead in a homeless encampment at Wagga Beach, New South Wales, prompting a police investigation and renewed calls for support services.
Wikipedia Founder Blasts Australia Teen Social Media Ban
Jimmy Wales calls Australia's under-16 social media ban an 'unmitigated disaster' and 'embarrassment', warning it teaches kids to accept surveillance. He criticizes the 'massive moral panic' and advocates for parental controls instead.
Fifa Congress: Infantino's Re-election, $14bn Revenue, Morocco Rise
Gianni Infantino announces re-election bid at Fifa congress, with $14bn forecast revenue and Morocco hosting 2030 World Cup. Europe on the fringes.
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Afternoon Update: Australia's Key News Monday
Catch up on Australia's top news: political developments, economic updates, and more in this afternoon roundup for Monday.
Royal Commission on Antisemitism Hears Bondi Victim's Daughter
The royal commission on antisemitism holds first hearings in Sydney; PM Albanese and Japan's Takaichi announce new strategic partnership; fuel tax cut not extended; Brisbane train cuts; Victoria teacher strikes delayed.
Qld Minister Probed Over Alleged Affair
A Queensland government minister is under investigation over allegations of an improper relationship, raising questions about ministerial integrity and ethical standards.
Coalition Accused of Secret Big Tobacco Senate Platform
Anti-smoking groups accuse Coalition of allowing tobacco giant Philip Morris to give closed-session evidence, breaking 15-year precedent to protect public health.
New Orleans Faces 'Point of No Return' as Seas Rise
A new study warns that New Orleans could be surrounded by the Gulf of Mexico by century's end due to sea-level rise and wetland erosion, urging immediate relocation planning.
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Reform UK's Toxic Narrative Threatens Scotland's Future
As Scotland heads to the polls, immigration dominates discourse. Reform UK's anti-immigrant stance threatens the welcoming policies that have long defined Scottish politics.
Democrats Need New Strategy Against Trump's Election Impact
A call for Democrats to revamp their approach ahead of upcoming elections, focusing on voter engagement and countering Trump's influence.
Trump Green Card Rules Target Israel Criticism, Free Speech at Risk
New Trump administration guidelines may deny green cards to immigrants who criticize Israel or express anti-American views, raising serious First Amendment concerns and chilling dissent.
Trump Threatens UN Budget Cuts for 'Trade Over Aid'
The Trump administration pressures the UN to adopt trade-focused policies benefiting US firms, threatening further budget cuts. Experts warn of ripple effects as aid programs are slashed.
Ohio Voters Weigh Broken Promises as Democrats Seek Senate Flip
In Ohio, voters tired of political lies weigh gas prices and Iran war as Democrats aim to flip the Senate seat in a special election. Trust is key.
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Trump Admin Proposes Major SNAP Cuts
The Trump administration has proposed significant cuts to the Supplemental Nutrition Assistance Program (SNAP), sparking debate over food security for millions of low-income Americans.
Nicole Saphier: Trump's Surgeon General Pick
Nicole Saphier, a radiologist and Fox News contributor, is Trump's third nominee for US surgeon general. Experts say she's 'almost a lock' despite questioning vaccines and public health measures.
US Project Freedom Guides Ships Through Hormuz Strait
The US announced 'Project Freedom' to guide stranded ships through the Strait of Hormuz, but Iran insists ships must coordinate with its forces, raising tensions.
Sydney Mayor Cancels Pro-Palestine Event at Council Venue
Sydney Mayor Clover Moore cancels a pro-Palestine 'Globalise the Intifada' forum, citing public safety concerns, while criticizing Murdoch press coverage.
Europe Can Rebuild Rules-Based Global Order, Carney
Mark Carney argues Europe can lead in restoring a rules-based international order, emphasizing cooperation and multilateralism to address global challenges.
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Facial Recognition Pilot in Croydon
A live facial recognition pilot has launched in Croydon, London, sparking debate over privacy and surveillance. The trial aims to identify wanted individuals.
Ohio Republicans Split with Trump to Back Haitians
Vulnerable Ohio Republicans break with Trump to support Haitian immigrants, citing economic benefits and local pressure amid waning GOP support in the state.
MP Decries Lack of Solidarity for Jews Amid Antisemitism
Labour MP Sarah Sackman criticizes the 'muted' response from the liberal left and anti-racist groups to rising antisemitic violence, following stabbings in her Golders Green constituency.
Shropshire Staff Abused Over Flag Removals
Shropshire council reports rising abuse, harassment, and intimidation of staff and councillors linked to removal of unauthorised union and St George's flags across England.
Mélenchon Announces Fourth Presidential Bid for 2027
Jean-Luc Mélenchon, 74, will run for French president again in 2027, citing war threats and climate crisis. His candidacy sparks controversy amid accusations of antisemitism.
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Jeremy Bamber Banned from Media Contact After 40 Years
Jeremy Bamber, convicted of murdering five family members in 1985, has been banned from communicating with journalists from prison, sparking legal challenges.
Iran Executes Three Men Over January Protests
Iran has executed three men convicted for their role in January protests, as part of a wave of near-daily hangings amid tensions with the US and Israel. Rights groups condemn the trials as unfair.
13 Hurt in Oklahoma Campground Shooting, No Arrests
At least 13 people were injured in a mass shooting at a campground party near Oklahoma City. Police search for suspects in heavily wooded area.
Starmer: Europe Must Face Tensions with Trump
Keir Starmer acknowledges high tensions between Trump and Europe at EPC summit, as UK seeks to join EU loan scheme for Ukraine and deepen economic ties.
Reform UK's Detention Centre Policy: Nastiness as Product
Zoe Williams critiques Reform UK's plan to place migrant detention centres in Green-voting areas, arguing it fuels rage without substance.
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NSW to Ban Secret GPS Tracking for Domestic Violence
NSW will criminalise secret GPS tracking after a report reveals domestic violence offenders are increasingly using tracking devices to stalk victims.
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