Chinese hackers have reportedly infiltrated the computer network of Australian National University.
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has responded to allegations that he groped a journalist almost two decades ago.
The diver’s death has put emphasis on the perilous situation the boys are in.
Rangers discovered the remains of two to three persons in a lion enclosure at the wildlife preserve earlier this week.
Wang Jian, the co-founder of the conglomerate HNA group, fell 15 metres onto rocks off a wall in the village of Bonnieux on Tuesday.
The plan, according to British Prime Minister Theresa May, includes more than 75 commitments that aim to deliver lasting changes.
As the threat of a trade war escalates between the US and China, all the talk has centred on the tariffs that each side might impose on the other. But another important battleground is in Central Asia where both are fighting for strategic control.
The missing soccer team and their coach in Thailand have been found alive in an underwater cave, but they may be stuck there for long months.
Catholic Archbishop Philip Wilson has been sentenced to 12 months’ detention.
Mexico’s four presidential candidates argue over many issues, from corruption to the economy. But they all agree on this: Mexico can no longer maintain its policy of helping enforce U.S. immigration laws.
The marriage of a 41-year-old Malaysian man to an 11-year-old Thai girl has sparked outrage around the world.
Ministers in the UK have reportedly led a secret exercise in case Queen Elizabeth dies.
North Korea has reportedly increased its nuclear production at secret sites, according to US intelligence agencies.
The recording of Alison Ettel’s emergency call has been released, and it has emerged that she had really made the 911 call.
British defence company Bae Systems has won the $35 billion contract to build Australia’s largest fleet of new navy warship.
The move was said to promote a sense of civic duty and national pride.
Bill Shorten has said a Labor government would repeal already-legislated tax cuts for companies with an annual turnover between A$10 million and $50 million, but left its position up in the air for those between $2 million-$10 million.
Buzz Aldrin is suing two of his children and a former business manager.
She insisted there was “no racial component” to her behaviour.
Cedella Roman, 19, crossed the US border without realising it.
The couple have explained why they settled on Neve Te Aroha Ardern Gayford.
Saudi Arabia’s ban on women driving will end on Sunday.
It has ordered telco companies to shut down the Internet service, both mobile and fixed line, every day for the next few days.
She allegedly misused 359,000 shekels (AU$134,250) of public funds to pay for expensive meals from 2010 to 2013.
US First Lady Melania Trump wore an interesting fashion choice while on her way to visit a migrant child detention centre in Texas.
The New Zealand prime minister shared a photo of herself with partner Clarke Gayford and the new addition to their family on Thursday.
Prime Minister Justin Trudeau has announced that they would legalise the consumption and cultivation of cannabis starting Oct. 17.
American Airlines, United Airlines, Frontier Airlines and Southwest Airlines have taken a stand against the US federal immigration policy that separates migrant children from their parents.
The Trump administration has separated immigrant children from their parents precisely to discourage others from trying to enter the country.