Magnitude 7.4 Earthquake Strikes Indonesia
A powerful magnitude 7.4 earthquake struck the Northern Molucca Sea region in Indonesia early on Thursday local time, according to the United States Geological Survey. The quake’s epicentre was…
Walter MurrowArtemis II: Humans Head for the Moon Again
For the first time in more than half a century, human beings are on their way to the moon. NASA’s Artemis II mission launched from Florida on April 1, sending four astronauts on a high-stakes, 10-day…
What Comes Next
The threads connecting these stories are stronger than they may appear. The erosion of trust — in ceasefire claims, in government transparency, in local institutions — is a global phenomenon. The…
The Slow Crisis: Local News Deserts in Western Sydney
Away from the geopolitical headlines, a quieter crisis is deepening in one of Australia’s fastest-growing regions. Western Sydney has lost 21 local newspapers in a single decade, creating vast “news…
Australia’s Own Political Battles
While Iran dominates the international agenda, Australia’s domestic politics have their own turbulence. In Canberra, the Labor government is facing sharp criticism over transparency. Senate…
‘We All Pay’: The Global Cost of Conflict
The Sydney Morning Herald has been blunt in its assessment: “We all pay for Trump’s warmongering, bad-tempered toddler tantrum.” The editorial argues that the costs of the Iran conflict extend well…
A War That Splits Families
Beyond the military and diplomatic arenas, the US-Israeli campaign in Iran is carving fault lines through the most intimate of spaces: families. A powerful report from Ethnos captures the deeply…
Trump’s Ceasefire Claim: Reality or Spin?
US President Donald Trump recently asserted that Iran has proposed an immediate ceasefire — a statement that has drawn scepticism from analysts, journalists, and diplomatic sources alike. As The…
Around the World in Brief
Apple turns 50: Der Spiegel marked the golden anniversary of Apple’s founding — from a garage start-up to a trillion-dollar colossus — with a visual history of its greatest triumphs and…
Greek Universities Send Nanosatellites into Orbit
Closer to Earth — but not by much — four Greek-built nanosatellites successfully launched into orbit this week, marking a proud moment for the country’s academic and aerospace communities. Three of…