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Newest first · UTC+11:00What is behind the Greek yoghurt shortage hitting supermarkets?
There is a shortage of Greek yoghurt at supermarkets across Australia due to recent social media trends. (ABC News: Anton Rose)
Realism in the Indian Ocean - DailyNews
The reported sinking of an Iranian frigate by a United States submarine off the coast of Sri Lanka — and the tragic loss of Iranian sailors — has triggered intense debate across social media and sections of the traditional press. The subsequent situation involving other Iranian naval vessels and sailors stranded in …
· Gayan Abeykoon
Top photos of the day by The Associated Press
Smoke rise from an Israeli airstrike in Dahiyeh, Beirut’s southern suburbs, at sunset in Beirut, Lebanon, Tuesday, March 10, 2026. (AP Photo/Bilal Hussein)
· The Associated Press
Cartoon of the day - DailyNews
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· Gayan Abeykoon
Shares - Colombo Stock Exchange ( Market Statistics on 10.03.2026 ) - DailyNews
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· Gayan Abeykoon
Coconut ( Coconut Products – Prices on 10/03/2026 ) - DailyNews
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· Gayan Abeykoon
Exchange Rates ( 10.03.2026 ) - DailyNews
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· Gayan Abeykoon
President appoints committee to monitor and assess impact of conflict in ME on SL’s economy - DailyNews
The Cabinet of Ministers on Monday (9) approved the appointment of a special Economic Surveillance Committee to monitor and assess the potential impact of the ongoing conflict in the Middle East on Sri Lanka’s economy, Cabinet Spokesman and Health and Mass Media Minister Dr. Nalinda Jayatissa said.
· Gayan Abeykoon
Trump says Iran war will end ‘very soon,’ predicts lower oil prices - DailyNews
President Donald Trump at a press conference on Monday said the war against Iran will end “very soon,” and also said that oil prices will drop.
· Gayan Abeykoon
Big Ten coaches and media select Lendeborg as player of the year
Michigan forward Yaxel Lendeborg celebrates the team’s regular season Big Ten Championship by cutting down a piece of net following their win over Michigan State in an NCAA college basketball game in Ann Arbor, Mich., Sunday, March 8, 2026. (AP Photo/Lon Horwedel)
By Juliet Rieden
Juliet Rieden is a freelance journalist, editor and biographer with more than 35 years' experience working between the UK and Australia. She has written for magazines, newspapers and online news publications including more than a decade as the highly respected royal correspondent for The Australian Women's Weekly. J…
Press freedom in the Americas saw a 'dramatic deterioration' last year, watchdog says
BOGOTA, Colombia (AP) — Press freedom in the Americas suffered a “dramatic deterioration” in 2025, a regional watchdog said on Tuesday, following an assessment of conditions for the profession in 23 countries across the Western Hemisphere.
· Astrid Su Rez
Meta gets into social networks for AI agents with acquisition of viral Moltbook platform
Meta has acquired Moltbook, the viral social media platform for artificial intelligence agents, the company confirmed Tuesday.
· Lola Murti
Irão: Media ocidental censurada na cobertura do conflito?
A imprensa ocidental e israelita estão a autocensurar-se na cobertura da guerra com o Irão, considera o especialista em resolução de conflitos Aly Jamal. Aos seus olhos, essa imprensa reporta mais sobre a situação no Irão do que sobre Israel e os países do Médio Oriente. E as consequências são a promoção de um espaç…
· Nádia Issufo
Muere el escritor peruano Alfredo Bryce Echenique, autor de "Un mundo para Julius"
El escritor peruano Alfredo Bryce Echenique habla durante una entrevista con The Associated Press en Bogotá, Colombia, el viernes 16 de abril de 2004. (Foto AP/ Javier Galeano, archivo)
· Franklin Brice O
Iran state media: Four Iranian diplomats killed in Israeli attack
An Israeli attack killed four Iranian diplomats in Lebanon on Sunday, Iranian state media said on Tuesday citing Iran's UN Ambassador Amir Saeid Iravani, Reuters is reporting.
· Middleeasteye
Após pressão de fazendeiros, Alemanha libera caça a lobos
O Parlamento da Alemanha aprovou na última quinta-feira (05/03) a recategorização dos lobos como "espécie caçável" após o retorno desses predadores ao território do país europeu nos últimos anos.
· Ben Knight
Head of Chaldean Church in Iraq retires
Louis Sako, patriarch of Iraq’s Chaldean Catholic Church, speaks during an interview with The Associated Press in Baghdad, Iraq, April 21, 2025. (AP Photo/Hadi Mizban, File)
· Nicole Winfield
Alex wants to see Pacquiao courtside
(UPDATE) PHILIPPINE tennis star Alex Eala said she wanted to see pound-for-pound boxing legend Manny Pacquiao courtside, in what was described as her “press box.”
· Aric John Sy Cua
Carpio v. Carpio
THE relationship between international law and the Philippine Constitution is a complex question which cannot be explained by a simple social media post. It has both theoretical and practical aspects with profound ramifications. Retired Supreme Court senior associate justice Antonio Carpio’s recent simplistic truism…
· Melissa Loja, José Bagulaya, Romel Bagares
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Stream It Or Skip It: ‘Eloá the Hostage: Live on TV’ on Netflix, A Documentary About A Dangerous Four-Day Hostage Crisis In São Paulo, Brazil
Netflix’s onslaught of true crime content continues with Eloá the Hostage: Live on TV, a documentary about a harrowing 2008 incident in Brazil that found a disgruntled man taking hostages, among them a young woman who he believed was his romantic partner. The situation was dicey, the perpetrator was armed, and negot…
· Johnny Loftus
CNN deletes outrageous post downplaying moment suspected terrorists hurled bombs near Gracie Mansion
CNN deleted a social media post Tuesday after outraged critics flamed it for trivializing the self-radicalized ISIS fanatics accused of hurling bombs at Gracie Mansion – calling them two “teenagers” who entered New York City for “what could’ve been a normal day.”
· Taylor Herzlich
Chris Eubanks goes off on Coco Vandeweghe in awkward Tennis Channel scene
A routine broadcast segment turned into a awkward on-air exchange in the Tennis Channel booth at Indian Wells on Monday.
· Bridget Reilly
Policía canadiense investiga reportes de disparos en consulado de EEUU en Toronto
La policía canadiense investiga en los predios del consulado estadounidense en Toronto el 10 de marzo del 2026. (Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press via AP)
Pittsburgh bookstore supplying ‘anti-ICE whistles’ says losing customers is the least of their worries
A business owner in Pittsburgh is saying she’s not worried that her anti-U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) social media posts could cost her customers, saying she is more concerned about her anti-ICE advocacy than anything else.
· Fox News
VBy Victoria Pengilley
Victoria Pengilley is an award-winning reporter and video journalist for ABC News based in Sydney. She began her career at the ABC in 2018 and has worked in the Longreach, Ipswich and Brisbane newsrooms, and for audio current affair programs AM, PM, The World Today and RN Breakfast. She's won a Walkley award, Kenned…
Half of UK news articles about Muslims are biased, landmark study finds
A new study of 40,000 articles from across 30 media outlets in Britain has found that almost half published about Muslims in the UK contained a "high degree of bias", and 70 percent associated Muslims or Islam with negative aspects or behaviours.
· Middleeasteye
Canadian police investigate gunfire at United States consulate in Toronto
Toronto police investigate the scene after the U.S. consulate was hit by gunfire in Toronto on Tuesday March 10, 2026. (Frank Gunn/The Canadian Press via AP)
Billie Lourd — daughter of CAA CEO Bryan Lourd and late ‘Star Wars’ legend Carrie Fisher — inks $3M book deal
Billie Lourd — the daughter of CAA CEO Bryan Lourd and late “Star Wars” legend Carrie Fisher — has inked a nearly $3 million book deal with Penguin Press, sources exclusively tell Page Six Hollywood.
· Ian Mohr
What Casey Wasserman’s agency rebrand means for his media empire
The first step in the sale of Casey Wasserman’s eponymous sports and entertainment empire took place on Monday with a corporate rebranding and an assist from a digital eraser. Wasserman, as it was known 24 hours ago, is now called The Team and the company’s new website has been scrubbed of any mention or photos of i…
· Peter Kiefer
Spanish Police Search Mallorca Villas Linked to Russian Helicopters Chief Kolesov — El Pais
Spanish police have searched two luxury villas on the island of Mallorca that were previously linked to arms industry magnate Nikolai Kolesov, the newspaper El Pais reported, citing sources familiar with the investigation.
· The Moscow Times
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Startup de IA processa Casa Branca após pressão do Pentágono
Sancionada pelo governo de Donald Trump nos Estados Unidos após impor restrições ao uso militar de sua tecnologia – que, segundo relatos, estaria auxiliando o Pentágono em sua guerra contra o Irã –, a empresa de inteligência artificial (IA) Anthropic acionou a Justiça contra a medida.
· Deutsche Welle
War on Iran fuelling Islamophobic social media surge in US: Report
The United States and Israel’s war on Iran has “accelerated” the spread of harmful content targeting American Muslims on social media platforms, a study by the US Center for the Study of Organized Hate (CSOH) finds.
· Alma Milisic
Vietnam urges people to work from home to save fuel as Iran war disrupts supplies - DailyNews
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· Supuni Kulasinghe
How cheaply can China fend off a drone swarm with its latest microwave weapon?
HPM technology has become cost-effective enough to be applied against drones in public security situations, state media report
· Liu Zhen
The NBA knows how to punish spectacle. Systems are harder | Lee Escobedo
When Ja Morant brandished a gun on social media the league knew how to act. But what happens when complex questions about team ownership arise?
· Lee Escobedo
From scripts to sermons: is AI going to be writing everything soon? | Margaret Sullivan
‘Resistance is futile’, wrote one AI product manager for the Associated Press in internal messages to colleagues
· Margaret Sullivan
The question Lomax could have answered better at his first rugby press conference
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· Tom Decent
Pro-Israel US congressman says ‘Muslims don’t belong in America’
A Republican member of the United States Congress has sparked widespread condemnation after declaring on social media that Muslims have no place in American society.
· Middleeasteye
Agitated, exasperated and facing an accusation avalanche: Security boss in bizarre press event
As Micky Ahuja’s world crashed down around him last year, the private security kingpin deployed tried and tested tactics to minimise the damage.
· Bevan Shields
Dozens reportedly killed in Tehran as Trump threatens Iran with more ‘death’: Live Updates (VIDEOS)
A new wave of US-Israeli strikes has killed at least 40 people in Tehran, with the overall civilian death toll in the conflict on the Iranian side exceeding 1,300, according to local media and officials.
· RT
Analysis by Brittany Carter
Brittany Carter is a sports journalist and producer with ABC Grandstand. She has also spent time with ABC's 7.30. Follow her on twitter @_BrittanyCarter
Public health patient demands apology after private health info given to media
By Stephanie Richards
· Stephanie Richards
'Extremely dangerous' act criticised as fuel prices surge
Experts have issued a warning as some Australians stockpile jerry cans following surging fuel prices across the country.A Toyota was pictured with about 20 jerry cans attached to the roof in Shellharbour, south of Sydney, last week."Well, petrol is the new toilet paper," a witness wrote on social media, referring…
· Yashee Sharma
Kyle Sandilands apologises to former co-host Jackie ‘O’ Henderson and says he wants program back on air
Kiis FM radio host accuses ARN of not running ‘genuine process’ before terminating Henderson’s contract and suspending him following pair’s on-air fight
· Caitlin Cassidy
Foreigners through eyes of media: Does coverage lead to prejudice?
Crimes committed by foreigners account for only a small share of offenses in South Korea. But news coverage and public debate often make them appear far more common than the numbers suggest.
· Yoon Min-sik
US missile destroys school, homes in Iran's Khomeyn, local media reports
Iran’s Mehr news agency reported that a US missile strike hit a school in the central city of Khomeyn, damaging the Hafez Khomeni School and several nearby homes.
· Middleeasteye