Tropical Australian study sets new standard for Indigenous-led research
A new study highlights how Indigenous leadership, science and business can unite to protect coastal ecosystems while building long-term environmental and cultural knowledge.
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Vote count flips in Honduras after interruption
Honduras' presidential race saw a lead change Tuesday as election officials resumed counting votes following accusations of US interference and the highly controversial pardon of a former Honduran president by Donald Trump.
Argentine gov't undertakes cleansing of second-tier officials
Argentina's Cabinet Chief Manuel Adorni undertook a significant restructuring of second-tier officials following recent cabinet changes, it was reported Tuesday in Buenos Aires.
Pakistan, Afghanistan hold fresh peace talks in Saudi Arabia, say sources
PESHAWAR, Pakistan, Dec 3 - Afghanistan's Taliban administration and Pakistan have held fresh peace talks in Saudi Arabia and agreed to maintain a ceasefire, the latest attempt to dial down tensions between the South Asian neighbours.
Vietnam’s 8% growth making a mockery of Trump’s tariffs
Teflon Vietnam. This banner normally refers to the nation’s thriving trade in polymerizing tetrafluoroethylene resins used in everything from autos to cooking utensils. These days, it describes an economy to which nothing sticks, least of all US tariffs. In the third quarter,
Why Do Filmmakers Call The Battle of Algiers the Greatest War Movie Ever?: Watch It Free Online
Paul Thomas Anderson’s latest film, the loose Thomas Pynchon adaptation One Battle After Another, serves up many a memorable scene. But for a certain kind of cinephile, nothing — not the terrorist attacks, not the chases, not the swerves into askew comedy — sticks in the mind
How to watch the PC Gaming Show: Most Wanted Powered by Xbox Game Pass on December 4
We're about to show off new information for 70 games, here's how to come along for the ride.
Tailored single atom platforms hold promise for next-generation catalysis
Catalysts play a vital role in modern society, supporting processes from metallurgy to pharmaceutical production. To reduce environmental impact and maximize efficiency, science has pushed the boundaries between homogeneous and heterogeneous catalysis toward single-atom
Only 10 of Boliviana de Aviación’s 20 aircraft operational
Boliviana de Aviación (BoA) General Manager Juan José Galvarro confirmed Tuesday that the state-owned airline is operating with only half of its fleet, leading to severe disruptions across its domestic and international network.
Same-sex marriage campaigners take fight to Japan top court
The court was asked to consider the lives of people who dreamed of marrying but were excluded.
'Jaws' impact may be wearing off as shark perceptions soften
Teeth. Ocean. Predator. These are the three most common words used to describe sharks, according to a new global survey published in Wildlife Research, eliciting 1,000 different text responses.
Argentina launches 2025/26 Summer Antarctic Campaign
Argentina has formally commenced its 2025/26 Summer Antarctic Campaign (CAV), a massive, multi-faceted operation integrating logistics, scientific research, and infrastructure development in one of the planet’s most challenging environments.
New Zealand man in custody after swallowing stolen €18,000 Fabergé diamond pendant
The suspect remains in custody after allegedly swallowing an €18,000 Fabergé octopus pendant from an Auckland store. The pendant, which is a special edition James Bond item commemorating the film Octopussy, has not yet been recovered.
Study finds that purchasing things for two is stressful
For many of us, any kind of shopping is stressful enough. The anxiety, however, really kicks in when you must purchase something you're going to share with another person.
South Korea prosecutors seek 15-year jail term for ex-first lady Kim
The Seoul Central District Court is due to deliver its verdict on Jan 28.
‘Sandokan: The Pirate Prince’ Leads Fremantle’s Scripted Sales Across Asia – ATF
Fremantle has locked in a series of scripted sales throughout Asia, led by action-adventure series “Sandokan: The Pirate Prince.” The Lux Vide-produced “Sandokan,” adapted from Emilio Salgari’s classic saga for Rai, stars Can Yaman, Alanah Bloor, Ed Westwick and John Hannah.
Fabergé ‘winter egg’ sets new record with £22.9M sale at London auction
The crystal-and-diamond Winter Egg, one of only seven Imperial Fabergé eggs in private hands, sold for £22.9 million (€27.5 million), breaking the world record for a Fabergé piece.
Sabrina Carpenter and Franklin the Turtle hit out at Trump administration for 'disgusting' posts
Sabrina Carpenter and the publisher of the beloved children’s character Franklin the Turtle are disavowing the Trump administration’s use of their music and imagery to support its agenda.
Airline pilots hide mental health struggles to keep flying
SALT LAKE CITY, Utah, Dec 3 - Annie Vargas could see her son slipping away and pleaded with him to seek help. But her son, Brian Wittke, a 41-year-old Delta Air Lines pilot and father of three, pushed back, terrified that getting treatment for depression would cost him his
Epigenetics linked to high-altitude adaptation in Andes
DNA sequencing technology makes it possible to explore the genome to learn how humans adapted to live in a wide range of environments. Research has shown, for instance, that Tibetans living at high altitude in the Himalayas have a unique variant of a gene that expands the
Flood-hit Indonesian regions run low on fuel, funds for relief effort
In Indonesia, the floods have affected 3.3 million, with 576,000 evacuated.
Africa: Africa's Fight With Global Credit Ratings - Bias or Hard Reality?
[Independent (Kampala)] Entebbe, Uganda -- When policymakers, economists and civil society leaders from the East African Community (EAC) and the Southern African Development Community (SADC) converged recently in Uganda's lakeside town of Entebbe for a regional symposium on
Red Sea Souk Director Holly Daniel Talks ‘Bigger,’ More Competitive Edition: ‘There Has Been an Increase in People Wanting to Come to Red Sea’
When asked to describe this year’s edition of the Red Sea Souk, the Arab region’s largest market nested under the dates of the Red Sea Film Festival, market director Holly Daniel is direct and concise: “Bigger.” A year after first taking over the position, Daniel is leading the
‘Holy crap, this is insane’: mineworkers describe being caught in huge outback dust storm
Massive cloud over Tanami desert in Northern Territory reminiscent of Uluru, onlookers say Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Lachlan Marchant and his colleagues were driving their golf buggies back to their shed when they saw the earth sweeping
Deadly Asian floods are no fluke. They're a climate warning, scientists say
Southeast Asia is being pummeled by unusually severe floods this year, as late-arriving storms and relentless rains wreak havoc that has caught many places off guard.
San Francisco's beloved albino alligator Claude dies at 30
A rare albino alligator named Claude who was beloved by fans around the world died Tuesday, according to the California Academy of Sciences in San Francisco. He was 30.
EU agrees to permanently stop Russian gas imports and phase out Russian oil
The European Union will effectively and permanently stop the import of Russian gas and move towards the phaseout of Russian oil under the provisional political agreement reached by the European Parliament and the Council today. This historic decision will end the EU's
Family of Colombian man killed in U.S. boat strikes files formal complaint
Alejandro Andres Carranza Medina’s family alleges that the Trump administration committed human rights violations in its campaign against suspected drug trafficking.