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Newest first · UTC+11:00Russian guided bomb attacks kill at least 26 civilians across Ukraine
In Zaporizhzhia, guided bombs killed at least 12 people and injured 37, damaging residential buildings and industrial sites. In Kramatorsk, at least five people died when air dropped bombs struck the city centre, underlining the ongoing risk to civilians in urban areas as the war continues. Footage from the scenes s…
· AfricaNews
Russian attacks kill at least 27 before deadline for cease-fire proposed by Ukraine
Russian attacks throughout eastern Ukraine killed at least 27 people on Tuesday, including 12 in one of the worst strikes so far this year, hours before a midnight deadline ushering in an open-ended cease-fire proposed by Kyiv.
· Reuters
Child protection workers stood down after alleged murder of Australian child
Warning for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers: this article contains references to someone who has died.
· Lana Lam
South Korean judge who hiked ex-first lady's jail sentence found dead
Seoul – A South Korean judge who more than doubled the former first lady's prison sentence last month was found dead on Wednesday, police said.
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Israel says strikes targeted Hezbollah sites across southern Lebanon
The Israeli military said its forces struck multiple sites linked to Hezbollah in southern Lebanon over the past day, claiming several fighters were killed and around 25 targets hit.
· Middleeasteye
WATCH: IDF kills Hezbollah terrorists, strikes 25 targets over past day in southern Lebanon
The IDF killed several Hezbollah terrorists and struck multiple structures in southern Lebanon on Tuesday, the military announced on Wednesday.
· JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Football body to appeal court ruling backing sports ministry's demand for discipline on its leader
SEOUL, May 6 (Yonhap) -- The national football governing body announced Wednesday it will appeal a recent court ruling backing the sports ministry's demand for disciplinary action against its leader.
· Yoo Jee-ho
Disturbing details emerge in alleged murder plot targeting Dutch Princesses Catharina-Amalia and Alexia
A suspected far-right extremist believed he was in a romantic relationship with the future Queen of the Netherlands when police foiled his sinister murder plot against the crown princess and her sister.
· Nicholas McEntyre
What is the hantavirus that killed 3 cruise ship passengers?
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Son sentenced to 22 years' jail over arson murder of his mother
Nerol Doble died in hospital the day after the attack, as a result of burns to 90 per cent of her body. (Supplied: Facebook)
· Melinda Hayter
Police grapple with hospitality attacks as 34 incidents linked
Dozens of firebombings and other targeted attacks have now been linked as Victoria Police grapple with an escalating crime spree.Chief Commissioner Mike Bush said the escalation in crimes targeting businesses included firebombings, arsons, home invasions, kidnappings and shootings.He said 34 incidents reported sinc…
· Emily Bennett
Police officers accused of alleged assault of mentally ill prisoner
Jeffrey Hunter KC (left), defence barrister for Senior Constable Ulrich Weiss, and David Jones KC (second from left), counsel for Senior Constable Andrew Couchman, leave the Cairns courthouse with solicitors. (ABC News: Conor Byrne)
· Christopher Testa
Statue of Peace no longer fenced off after 6 years
Police dismantle barriers installed amid clashes over wartime sexual slavery memorial
· Choi Jeong-yoon
Ohio brothers who posed as Middle Eastern royalty receive lengthy sentence for $21M fraud scheme
Two Ohio brothers who posed as Middle Eastern royalty were sentenced Tuesday for their roles in a series of fraud schemes totaling roughly $21 million, which prosecutors say were carried out with the help of a former East Cleveland mayoral aide.
· Fox News
Man sets Ramat Gan cafe on fire after threatening owner over Saturday opening
An unknown individual set fire to a new cafe in Ramat Gan over the fact that the cafe is open on Saturdays, according to an N12 News report on Tuesday.
· JERUSALEM POST STAFF
Court orders county, contractor to pay damages in child’s pool drowning
A local court on Wednesday ordered the local government and a construction company to compensate the family of a boy who drowned at a pool in 2023, citing faulty construction and inadequate safety management as contributing factors.
· Park Jun-hee
Canberra man sentenced for knowingly exposing woman to genital herpes
Daniel Marriott was sentenced in the ACT Supreme Court. (ABC News: Matt Roberts)
· Zaarkacha Marlan
New Mexico proposes $3.7bn fine for Meta and sweeping changes to its social platforms
State’s attorney general petitions for overhaul of how Meta’s child safety protocol in second phase of landmark case
· Katie Mcque
Accused Christmas Day killer told friend 'I murdered my father', court hears
David Eldridge allegedly murdered his father, Robert Eldridge, on Christmas Day 2022. (ABC News)
· Eva Blandis
Six out of 10 Filipinos trust, satisfied with PNP performance — survey
MANILA, Philippines — Six out of 10 Filipinos continue to express trust and satisfaction with the Philippine National Police, according to an independent survey conducted by OCTA Research.
· Red Mendoza
Pro-Palestine protesters clash with police in New York
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Melbourne teacher Kim Ramchen pleads guilty to stabbing principal
A former teacher at Keysborough Secondary College has pleaded guilty to stabbing his principal in December. (ABC News)
· Kristian Silva
‘Mentally snapped’: Ex-teacher pleads guilty to frenzied knife attack
A former high school teacher has pleaded guilty after holding a knife to a principal’s throat and then trying to stab him with that knife and another knife, telling a court he became “unbelievably angry” in the minutes before the frenzied attack.
· Caroline Schelle
Hong Kong Legco issues warning to lawmaker Judy Chan over traffic offence
Legco panel says warning aims to remind Judy Chan to be mindful of conduct and meet public expectations
· Natalie Wong
Hong Kong Legco issues warning to lawmaker Judy Chan over traffic offence
Legco panel says warning aims to remind Judy Chan to be mindful of conduct and meet public expectations
· Natalie Wong
Former FedEx driver sentenced to death for killing 7-year-old girl after delivery at her Texas home
DALLAS — A former FedEx driver was sentenced to death on Tuesday after he pleaded guilty to killing a 7-year-old girl he took from her Texas home while delivering a Christmas gift.
· Associated Press
‘If he didn’t do it, who did?’: fresh doubts over 2007 murder case that gripped Italy
Fresh DNA evidence in the killing of Chiara Poggi has brought a previously investigated suspect back under scrutiny, raising questions over the conviction
· Angela Giuffrida
It may only be a matter of time before the EU punishes Israel for its crimes against Palestinians | The National
Late last month, the EU failed to suspend its trade agreement with Israel despite international pleas, including from UN human rights experts, to do so and despite an arrest warrant against Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu from the International Criminal Court.
· Janine di Giovanni
Man wearing swastika shirt outside royal commission hearing moved on by police
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· Joseph Sahyoun
Anti-graft court affirms jail term of Palawan collector in malversation case
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Tim Picton's alleged attacker avoids being jailed immediately over separate charge
Brodie Dewar arrives at court for a sentencing hearing after pleading guilty to assaulting a man in Kalamunda. (ABC News: David Weber)
· David Weber
'Justice is served': Afghan women's footballers react to FIFA ruling
Mina Ahmadi played in the friendly series last year, and is now excited to play in official matches. (Getty Images: Mahmoud Khaled)
· Kate Ohalloran
South Korean judge who handed Kim Keon-hee 4-year term found dead days after verdict
Shin Jong-oh, who was found with severe injuries on the ground near the Seoul High Court, had a suicide note in his pocket, police say
· Park Chan-kyong
South Korean judge who handed Kim Keon-hee 4-year term found dead days after verdict
Shin Jong-oh, who was found with severe injuries on the ground near the Seoul High Court, had a suicide note in his pocket, police say
· Park Chan-kyong
In the Public Square: Understanding Toboso
The deadly encounters in Toboso, Negros Occidental, on April 19, which killed 19 persons, including nine civilians, demand a clear reckoning.
· Camille Angela Zarate
Beloved NJ crossing guard, 80, struck and killed by car after pushing kids out of harm’s way
A beloved New Jersey crossing guard was struck and killed by a car after selflessly pushing two children out of harm’s way, according to witnesses and local authorities.
· Zoe Hussain
Young police hopefuls’ handwritten thanks touch officers
Two fifth graders visited a local police station on April 4 to deliver handwritten letters to officers, expressing admiration for the people who do the job they hope to have one day.
· Yoon Min-sik
What Clarence Thomas can teach Hollywood about the real fight for equality
Supreme Court Justice Clarence Thomas recently argued that modern progressivism has abandoned the principles of equal natural rights in the Declaration of Independence in favor of a politics of state-managed grievance.
· Maria Giese
Stranger strikes toddler at park on eve of Children’s Day
Suspect handed over to police after being caught by child’s father, but later released following identity check
· Choi Jae-hee
More charges filed against Naveed Akram in the Bondi festival shooting
People attend a ceremony to mark the National Day of Reflection for victims and survivors, at Bondi Beach in Sydney, Sunday, Dec. 21, 2025, following the Bondi shooting on Dec. 14. (AP Photo/Mark Baker,File)
· Charlotte Grahammclay
Democrats’ fingerprints are all over the Spirit Airlines crime scene
Regulators no longer have to worry that Spirit Airlines might upset the air-travel market by merging with the wrong competitor.
· Rich Lowry
Eight killed, dozens injured in Iran shopping centre fire
At least eight people were killed and 36 were injured after a fire tore through the Arghavan shopping centre in Andisheh, west of Tehran, on Tuesday, according to Iranian media reports.
· Middleeasteye
Teen shooter kills two at Brazil school
RIO DE JANEIRO, Brazil — A teenager shot dead two staff members and injured two other people, including an 11-year-old girl, on Tuesday in the latest school shooting to rock Brazil.
· Agence France-Presse
‘Clueless’ socialist Mayor Katie Wilson in hot seat after video of 77-year-old beaten in downtown Seattle goes viral
Seattle’s socialist Mayor Katie Wilson is facing fierce blowback on social media after a 77-year-old man was seen on video being beaten by two individuals in a crime that was captured by closed-circuit television cameras, a tool that Wilson has denounced in the past as something that makes the community feel unsafe …
· Fox News
Man fighting removal to Nauru loses High Court challenge
After his release from jail, the man was placed in indefinite immigration detention, only to be released after a critical High Court decision. (ABC News)
· Elizabeth Byrne
Quitting ECHR would group Britain with Russia, rights chief warns
LONDON — Leaving the European Convention on Human Rights would put the U.K. in a select group with the autocracies of Russia and Belarus, the head of the organization that oversees the treaty has warned.
· Jon Stone
Premier League fan arrested over alleged racial abuse toward Antoine Semenyo
An English football fan was arrested for alleged racial abuse toward Manchester City’s Antoine Semenyo during a Premier League match against Everton on Monday.
· Christian Arnold
PNP reports no threats during BARMM COC filing period
MANILA, Philippines — The Philippine National Police (PNP) reported no threats during the certificate of candidacy (COC) filing period for the Bangsamoro Autonomous Region in Muslim Mindanao (BARMM) parliamentary elections.
· Jason Sigales
Police move on man in swastika shirt from outside antisemitism royal commission
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