250 Missing After Rohingya Refugee Boat Capsizes in Andaman Sea
A trawler carrying Rohingya refugees and Bangladeshi nationals sank in the Andaman Sea due to heavy winds and overcrowding, with nearly 250 feared missing.
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Cameroon Hopes Pope's Visit Brings Healing After Conflict
As Pope Leo XIV visits Cameroon, citizens hope his presence will foster peace in a nation torn by separatist violence, food insecurity, and political tensions.
Myanmar's New President: Junta Leader in Civilian Clothing
Min Aung Hlaing's transition to president marks a cosmetic shift in Myanmar, analysts say, as the military entrenches power amid civil war and international sanctions.
Poland and Israel Mark Holocaust Remembrance Day in Solemn Ceremonies
Holocaust survivors and thousands gathered at Auschwitz for the March of the Living, while Israel held a state ceremony in Jerusalem, reflecting on remembrance during wartime.
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Canadian's Struggle with Australian Name 'Craig' Sparks Debate
A Canadian man's viral video about his inability to pronounce the Australian version of 'Craig' has ignited a fierce online discussion about linguistic differences between English-speaking nations.
Red Cross Paramedic Killed by Israeli Drone Strike in Lebanon
A 31-year-old Red Cross paramedic was killed in an Israeli drone attack in southern Lebanon while reportedly carrying a patient from an ambulance, amid escalating violence and attacks on healthcare facilities.
Asian Surnames Fastest-Growing in US Census Report
A new U.S. Census Bureau report reveals Asian surnames as the fastest-growing in the nation, while traditional names like Smith and Johnson hold steady at the top of the list.
Afternoon Update: Tuesday's National News Summary (14.04.2026)
A comprehensive afternoon update covering the latest national news stories for Tuesday, including key developments and events across Australia.
Sudan's Credible Peace Plan to Break the Cycle of Violence
Former Prime Minister Abdalla Hamdok outlines a new roadmap for Sudan, backed by international powers, to achieve a ceasefire, humanitarian aid, and civilian-led governance.
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UN Official Slams 'Bloody Unacceptable' Inaction on Sudan War
A top UN official has condemned the lack of global urgency as Sudan's war enters its fourth year, with reports confirming the world's largest humanitarian crisis is worsening dramatically.
Nigerian Airstrike on Market Kills Up to 200, Survivors Question Military
A Nigerian air force strike on a busy market in the north-east killed up to 200 people, many civilians. Survivors and observers challenge the military's 'precision airstrike' justification, highlighting a pattern of civilian casualties.
Global Photos: Protests, Remembrance, and Festivals
A visual journey across the world captures protests in New York and Lima, Holocaust remembrance in Israel, and vibrant festivals in Nepal and China on this day.
Pope Leo Warns of 'Majoritarian Tyranny' Amid Trump Feud
Pope Leo issues a letter cautioning democracies against sliding into tyranny, following verbal attacks from Donald Trump and JD Vance over his criticism of the Iran war.
Israeli Airstrike Kills Four Including Child in Gaza
An Israeli airstrike in Gaza City killed at least four people, including a young child, on Tuesday, escalating tensions amid a fragile US-brokered ceasefire agreement.
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Cameroon Separatists Announce Ceasefire for Pope's Visit
English-speaking separatist groups in Cameroon have declared a three-day pause in hostilities to ensure safe passage during Pope Leo XIV's upcoming visit to the conflict-ridden nation.
Iran Sentences First Female Protester to Death
Iran is set to execute its first female protester, Bita Hemmati, and her husband as part of a severe crackdown on anti-regime protests, with a dramatic rise in executions reported in 2025.
Israeli Airstrike Kills Four in Gaza Amid Ceasefire Tensions
An Israeli airstrike struck a police car in Gaza City on Tuesday, killing at least four people, including a child, according to health officials. The attack escalates violence under a fragile US-brokered ceasefire.
March of the Living Draws Thousands at Auschwitz on Holocaust Day
Holocaust survivors and thousands of participants gathered in Poland for the annual March of the Living at Auschwitz-Birkenau, with warnings about surging global anti-Semitism and poignant testimonies from recent attack victims.
Iran Considers Strait of Hormuz Pause for US Peace Talks
Iran is reportedly considering a temporary halt to shipments through the Strait of Hormuz to ease tensions with the US and restart peace talks, with negotiations ongoing in Islamabad.
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Asian New Year Festivals: Faith, Harvest and Culture
From Cambodia to Bangladesh, India to Thailand, communities across Asia celebrated New Year with vibrant traditions rooted in agriculture, faith and cultural heritage.
China Wins Big as US Flounders in Iran War Aftermath
As America's Middle East actions alienate allies, China's steady economic and diplomatic approach positions it as a reliable global power, capitalizing on energy and trade shifts.
Victoria Bonya Warns Putin of Public Unrest Over Economic Crisis
Victoria Bonya, a pro-Kremlin influencer with 13 million followers, posted an 18-minute video warning Vladimir Putin that Russians are ready to 'snap' due to economic hardship and misinformation.
Hezbollah Rejects Lebanon-Israel Talks, Vows to Ignore Deals
Hezbollah declares it will not abide by any agreements from direct Lebanon-Israel talks in the US, as senior officials urge Lebanon to withdraw from the negotiations.
Pope Leo XIV's Algerian Pilgrimage in Augustine's Footsteps
Pope Leo XIV makes a historic pilgrimage to Algeria, visiting the ancient sites of St. Augustine to promote peace and Christian-Muslim coexistence.
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Afternoon Update: Monday's Key News Across Australia
A comprehensive afternoon update covering Monday's major news stories from across Australia, including political shifts, economic updates, and community events.
Global Snapshots: Seoul Cleanup to Volcanic Eruption
A worker cleans King Sejong's statue in Seoul, Pope Leo XIV embarks on a peace journey, and Sakurajima erupts in Japan. These photos capture global moments of tribute, conflict, and natural phenomena.
Trump's Iran War Threats Trigger Global 3am Anxiety and Dread
From Seoul train stations to Australian homes, people worldwide are experiencing sleepless nights and existential dread as Donald Trump's threats against Iran escalate tensions, with many questioning global leadership and fearing economic and humanitarian
Israeli Forces Fire Teargas at Palestinian School Sit-In
Israeli forces fired teargas at Palestinian schoolchildren staging a sit-in in the West Bank after settlers blocked access to their school in Umm al-Khair village.
Pope Leo Visits Algeria in Historic African Tour
Pope Leo has embarked on a landmark visit to Algeria as part of his African tour, focusing on interfaith dialogue and peace-building efforts in the region.
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La Gomera Bus Crash: Probe Continues, Brit Tourist Dies
A British tourist has died and 27 others were injured in a La Gomera bus crash. Two passengers and the driver remain hospitalized as survivors attempt to return home amid an ongoing investigation.
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