Victoria’s Department of Health has been charged with 58 workplace health and safety breaches over the state’s first hotel quarantine program Melbourne is currently suffering through...
Thousands of people across several Latin American countries gathered in their respective cities yesterday to protest in favour of decriminalising abortion The global day of action...
A Brazilian hospital chain is being accused of testing unproven drugs on uninformed elderly COVID-19 patients A lawyer for the doctors says at least nine people...
CNN has given up Facebook for its Australian audience In fear, CNN says it has stopped posting articles on Australian Facebook pages, citing a court ruling...
Australian embassy officials in Myanmar have been kept out the courtroom where an Aussie economist Sean Turnell has appeared on charges of violating the country’s official...
Two top US generals claim they recommended keeping a force of 2,500 troops in Afghanistan, ahead of the full US withdrawal in August Testimony given by...
China is in dire need of coal as millions of homes are cut off from power and factories forced shut China is desperate for coal following...
A top US General has warned Al-Qaeda terrorists in Afghanistan could threaten the US in as little as 12 months General Mark Milley says the Taliban had...
More than 80 aid workers, including some employed by the World Health Organisation were involved in sexual abuse and exploitation during the Ebola crisis An independent...
Russian investigators have launched a new “extremism” probe against jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny The fresh probe comes after Navalny’s allies were already banned as “extremist”...
A poll has found over half of residents in the Philippines believe that the President would be violating the constitution if he runs for vice-president next year....
Beijing has slammed Britain for sailing its warship through the hotly-contested Taiwan Strait, saying the behaviour “harboured evil intentions”. Britain’s military confirmed that the HMS Richmond...
A US judge says he will grant “unconditional release” to John Hinckley, who wounded former President Ronald Reagan and three other people in a 1981 assassination...
US officials are set to tour Latin America this week to scout infrastructure projects as they prepare a counter to China’s Belt and Road Initiative. President...
At least five Japanese firms have stepped up their production to up with demand for components and chemicals for semi-conductors. Approximately 60 percent of the materials...
