Sunday, 6 September 2026

World

Flooded waters in the Himalayas
World

Catastrophic floods in Nepal: over 165 dead, hundreds missing

Following a glacier burst, Nepalese authorities report hundreds missing, while the US government pledges humanitarian aid.

Devastation following the avalanche and flood
World

Avalanche in Nepal kills 22, hundreds missing

Massive ice and rock slide caused floods that destroyed villages and hydropower facilities, with authorities requesting international assistance.

Empty terminal with ominous shadows
Rare malaria case

Airport worker dies of malaria

Colleagues underwent treatment after exposure to infection, a rare occurrence in Germany.

Flooded river and abandoned backpack
Nepal floods

Floods in Nepal: 384 missing, including 291 foreigners

At least 17 dead in flash floods on the Bhote Koshi river. Authorities seek international aid; access to the area is blocked.

Document on ice under the light of the aurora borealis
World

Icelanders confirm continuation of talks with EU

Voters back continuation of EU accession talks in closely fought referendum, with government stressing the process is not yet final.

Conflict between state authority and judicial independence
World

Clash over punishment reform and attacks on judicial independence

The conflict between the federal government and the Victorian state government has escalated over criminal justice reform, following a judge's condemnation of juvenile violence and emphasis on the need for stricter measures.

A picturesque depiction of a judicial desk and documents
World

Maltese businessman accuses government of involvement in murder

Yorgen Fenech, on trial, claims the prime minister's office ordered the killing, reinforcing serious allegations against the highest officials.

Glass shield in the midst of the storm
World

Commission for Productivity condemns attacks on its independence

The independent body condemned attacks on its integrity, stating that political pressures are above it, while expressing disappointment in the government's stance on value-added tax reform.

Quiet street scene at dusk
World

Karen Solomon, wife of slain officer, found dead

Karen Solomon's body was found several days after she went missing, near the location where her husband, also a police officer, was found dead.

Open manhole on a wet street
New York

NYPD investigates three men who emerged from sewer, footage sparks panic

New TikTok video shows trio exiting drainage system, prompting further checks and caution in New York.

Canadian documents stand up to American threats
Canada-US

Canadian PM rejects deal proposal, Trump threatens new tariffs

Following failed negotiations, the Canadian government rejects a proposal that would undermine the French language, while Trump threatens new trade measures.

Closed US vault and severed Iranian financial links
World

US launches operation against Iranian financial links

The US Department of the Treasury has launched the 'Economic Outcast' operation aimed at severing all financial ties of the Iranian regime, amid threats of retaliatory measures from Iran.

Police outside the union headquarters
Corruption in Victoria

Raids on CFMEU and Jones trial in Sydney

Victoria Police conducted raids on the CFMEU union headquarters as part of a corruption probe, while the trial of Alan Jones continues in Sydney.

Coral reef in deep blue waters
Australia

Scientists call for stricter protection of Australian seas

Over 270 scientists warn of risks from weaker protection of marine ecosystems due to the current protected area schedule.

Flooded settlement after heavy rain
World

Landslide in Conakry: 30 dead, government closes off dangerous area

The tragedy in the capital has claimed lives, with authorities announcing the closure of the hazardous site following a landslide triggered by heavy rain that destroyed homes.

Runners at the race in Washington
World

Trump attends historic race in Washington

President Trump and the first lady attended the first professional race in the capital, marking the nation's 250th anniversary.

Dry, cracked soil under the hot sun
Drownings in France

300 drown in France, minister warns of dangers

The Ministry of Sports links the rise in drownings to extreme heat, with 301 cases recorded and 7,300 excess deaths compared to the average.

Scattered items on the ground after the explosion
Kryvyi Rih

16 killed in drone attack on Kryvyi Rih market

At least 16 people were killed and 130 injured in a drone strike on a market in the Ukrainian city, with rescue operations ongoing amid fears of further attacks.