Can Australian uranium fuel India’s nuclear future without sparking an arms race?
India’s nuclear energy ambitions hinge not only on reactors and reforms but also on an unresolved fuel question: where the uranium will come from....
Yemen’s Houthis fire missiles at Saudi Arabia in biggest flare-up in years
Yemen’s Houthi movement fired missiles at Saudi Arabia after accusing the kingdom of bombing an airport under their control on Monday, breaking a four-year...
What made Hong Kong’s Tai Po fire so deadly?
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China’s missile test reveals fragile state of world nuclear governance
On July 6, a Chinese strategic nuclear submarine fired a missile carrying a training dummy warhead into a designated area of the Pacific. Beijing...
Chinese wife sparks outrage after beating mother-in-law for dating instead of babysitting
A woman in eastern China fractured four of her mother-in-law’s ribs after accusing the older woman of neglecting her grandchildren to pursue a romantic...
UAE says Iranian missiles struck tankers in Hormuz, killing and injuring crew
Published: 9:09am, 14 Jul 2026Updated: 9:56am, 14 Jul 2026 One Indian crew member was killed and eight others were wounded when two Emirati oil...
Chinese medical device makers push into Europe as anti-corruption squeeze bites at home
Facing anti-corruption policies and profit squeezing at home, Chinese innovative medical device companies are accelerating their push into the European market despite mounting cross-border...
AI homework tools cut exam scores by 20%, study of 26,000 Chinese students finds
Artificial intelligence boosts homework scores but cuts exam results by 20 per cent, and this “brain drain” effect takes two years to fully emerge,...
Is Japan a ‘spy paradise’ fuelling Russia’s war machine?
Concern that foreign spies can operate with impunity in Japan has deepened following a media report that dozens of Russian agents ordered to leave...