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Environmental Activists Criticise Victoria’s Decision to Cull up to 750 Koalas
Up to 750 koalas shot after a devastating bushfire ripped through Budj Bim National Park.
Israel Revokes Visas of 27 French Politicians and Officials
The group was set to land in Israel on April 20. Most of them are members of the Ecologist or Communist party.
Queensland Warns Not to Bin Your Batteries After Over 200 Explosions at Waste Facilities
Queensland’s environment department has warned of the dangers of tossing batteries in the trash, as thousands of fires are reported nationally every year.
Appeals Court Declines to Cut 30-Year Sentence for Terrorist Linked to Multiple Plots
The federal appeals court ruled that the original judge had the discretion to reject a resentencing hearing for the al-Qaeda operative.
4 More Democrats Travel to El Salvador to Push for Abrego Garcia’s Release
This comes after Sen. Chris Van Hollen (D-Md.) made the trip last week.
Housing Blame, Visa Confusion: What Australia’s Fastest-Growing Migrant Group Is Saying About This Election
Indian-born residents now make up 2.9 percent of Australia’s total population, and nearly 10 percent of the overseas-born population.
Prolonged Use of Old Coal Plants Could Lead to Energy Shortfalls, Spike Electricity Costs: IEEFA
By the 2030s, Australia’s coal-fired power stations will be nearing or exceeding the age at which they have usually been retired in the past.
Day in Photos: Flood in France, White House Easter Eggs, and Running With Ponies
A look into the world through the lens of photography.
Flags to Fly at Half-Mast in Australia for Pope Francis
More than 5 million Australian Catholics are mourning the spiritual leader.
Trump to Attend Funeral for Pope Francis in Rome
The president offered condolences to those affected by the pope’s death.
India Imposes 12 Percent Tariff on Some Steel Imports
India’s heavy industries minister welcomed the tariffs as a way to protect the country’s domestic steel industry.
Stroke, Heart Failure Revealed as Pope’s Cause of Death
A rosary service was held in St. Peter’s Square in Vatican City.
Washington’s Salvadorans Approve of El Salvador’s President
The Kilmar Abrego Garcia deportation battle did not spark comments—but President Nayib Bukele seemed popular among Salvadorans in the U.S. capital.
Trump Orders Flags at Half-Staff In Honor of Pope Francis as World Mourns
Trump joined global figures in honoring Pope Francis, whose death marks the end of a transformative and often controversial papacy.
Google Settles Indian Competition Regulator Antitrust Case
The Indian decision comes amid a raft of antitrust accusations that have been leveled against the tech giant around the world.
