Thailand reports first anthrax death
Thailand reports first anthrax death
Thailand has reported its first anthrax-related death, prompting a public health alert after authorities identified hundreds potentially exposed.
'Huge night' for Reform UK party
'Huge night' for Reform UK party
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party made early gains in local English election results and dramatically won a parliamentary by-election by the smallest ever margin.
Labor in driver's seat as Aussies go to polls
Labor in driver's seat as Aussies go to polls
Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton have made last-ditch bids to convince Australians why they should lead for the next three years.
Polls close as Australians await election winner
Polls close on election day as Australians await winner
Polls have closed across eastern states and the count has begun to determine the make up of Australia's next federal parliament.
Hundreds of tyres shredded after metal spill
Hundreds of tyres shredded after metal spill on Aussie motorway
Flying metal shards punctured hundreds of car tyres along a major highway connecting two Australian cities, bringing traffic to a screeching halt.
Global Insight: Trump causing tension for NZ govt
Global Insight: Trump causing tension for NZ govt
Donald Trump’s aggressive protectionism could threaten the unity of New Zealand’s coalition government, warns Prof Robert Patman.
Husband emotional on stand in mushroom trial
Estranged husband emotional on stand in mushroom murder trial
Erin Patterson's estranged husband has cried while recalling his dad discoloured, unable to speak and "really struggling" in hospital after being poisoned.
Three killed in shooting in Sweden
Three killed in shooting in Sweden
Three people have been killed in a shooting in the Swedish city of Uppsala and a murder investigation has been launched, police say.
Canada's Liberals ride Trump backlash to comeback election win
Canada's Liberals ride Trump backlash to comeback election win
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals staged a major political comeback to retain power in parliamentary elections, fuelled by a backlash against US President Donald Trump's tariffs and...
Spain, Portugal switch back on after biggest blackout
Spain, Portugal switch back on after biggest blackout
Spain and Portugal have switched their power back on after the worst blackout in their history, though authorities offered little explanation for what had caused it.
Mushroom murder-accused 'faked cancer diagnosis to lure victims'
Mushroom murder-accused 'faked cancer diagnosis to lure victims'
A woman accused of murdering three of her estranged husband's family by poisoning their food faked a cancer diagnosis to lure the victims to a meal, prosecutors say.
Philippines denies China seizure of disputed reef
Philippines denies China seizure of disputed reef
The Philippines said on Monday there was no truth to news reports that Beijing had seized control of a disputed reef in the South China Sea.
Alleged mushroom killer has some charges dropped
Alleged mushroom killer has some charges dropped
Prosecutors have dropped some of the charges against alleged mushroom murderer Erin Patterson, as her Supreme Court trial gets under way.
Power returning after huge blackout hits Spain, Portugal
Power returning after huge blackout hits Spain, Portugal
Power has started returning to parts of the Iberian peninsula after a huge outage brought most of Spain and Portugal to a standstill.
Liberals projected to win Canadian election
Liberals projected to win Canadian election
Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney's Liberals look set to retain power in the country's election, but CTV News predict they will fall short of a majority government.
One dead, several injured after Florida ferry crash
One dead, several injured after Florida ferry crash
One person was killed and several injured after a ferry carrying 45 passengers in Clearwater, Florida was struck by a boat which then fled the scene, local officials say.
Panic in Pakistan as India vows to cut off water supply
Panic in Pakistan as India vows to cut off water supply
For the first time, India has suspended the World Bank-mediated Indus Waters Treaty of 1960 that ensures water for 80% of Pakistani farms, sparking major concerns.
Huge numbers visit Pope's tomb
Huge numbers visit Pope's tomb
Tens of thousands of people streamed past the tomb of Pope Francis on Sunday, packing the Roman basilica where he had chosen to be buried in a break...
US makes push for peace deal
US makes push for peace deal
Top officials in US President Donald Trump's administration pressed Russia and Ukraine to make headway on a peace deal.
North Korea confirms deployment of soldiers to Russia
North Korea confirms deployment of soldiers to Russia
North Korea confirmed for the first time today that it has sent troops to fight for Russia in the war with Ukraine.