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Asteroid will spare Earth, but may hit moon instead. What happens if it does?
Asteroid YR4 could still pose a threat in late 2032 by slamming into the moon.
Israel resumes airdrop aid to Gaza amid humanitarian crisis
Israeli military spokesperson says airdrops will include aid pallets containing flour, sugar and canned food.
Wildfires rage across Greece, Western Balkans
Villages across Greece and Albania have been evacuated as firefighters battle blazes across the region, with the south of Europe experiencing its third heatwave of the summer.
Are 'quiet relationships' the way of the future?
Teens and twenty-somethings are opting to protect their love lives by not sharing them online.
Several hundred protesters rally while Trump's in Scotland
The Presidents presence has turned the picturesque and normally quiet area of southwest Scotland into a virtual fortress.
Thailand and Cambodia agree to hold immediate ceasefire talks
Trump said on Saturday the leaders of Cambodia and Thailand had agreed to meet immediately to quickly work out a ceasefire.
Australia, UK sign 50-year AUKUS defence treaty
Australia's government says it has signed a treaty with Britain to bolster cooperation over the next 50 years on the AUKUS nuclear submarine partnership.
Doctor accused of recording hundreds of victims in hospital toilets
A trainee surgeon accused of secretly snapping intimate images in Australian hospital toilets allegedly ranked the photos and videos, according to court documents.
Plea deal delay in Mexico murder trial over Australian brothers' deaths
Lawyers seek more time to negotiate plea deals over the deaths of Jake and Callum Robinson during a Mexican surf trip.
'Type of torture': Deportation flights from 'Alligator Alcatraz' begin
Migrant detainees describe brutal conditions as Florida ramps up deportations from its controversial Everglades facility.
Dolphins: whistlers of the ocean
AI has been revolutionising the fields of medicine and science, but now, it's also helping to decode animal communication. Audio
Latest from the U.S
A senior US justice department official has met with Jeffrey Esptein's long-time associate Ghislaine Maxwell, as reports emerged that President Donald Trump's name appears in the Epstein Files. Audio
Update on the Middle East
This week more than 100 international aid organisations have warned of mass starvation in Gaza. Audio
Time to ditch split bills? Why shouting a good friend makes you happier
Covering the full cost of a shared experience with someone you're close to can make it more enjoyable, according to new research.
Thailand and Cambodia exchange heavy artillery fire as border battle expands
Cambodia accuses Thailand of damaging an 11th-century temple, which Thailand says Cambodia is attacking civilian areas with rockets and shelling.
Trump says US will sell 'so much' beef to Australia
Australia has relaxed curbs on US beef imports, but Canberra says its decision isn't related to trade talks.
Which countries recognise the state of Palestine? What would statehood look like?
As of 2025, there are about 147 countries that officially recognise the state of Palestine.
Gaza running out of specialised food to save malnourished children
Gaza is on the brink of running out of the specialised therapeutic food needed to save the lives of severely malnourished children, United Nations and humanitarian agencies say.
Iran and Europeans begin nuclear talks with questions over future UN sanctions
Iran has pushed back on suggestions of extending a UN resolution that ratifies a 2015 nuclear deal as it began the first face-to-face talks with Western powers since Israel and the US bombed it last…
South African DJ's murder exposes nexus between crime and power
Hiring a contract killer can cost as little as $145 in the country all too accustomed to violence.