
Australia Projected to Join Japan and Italy as Deaths Exceed Births
ABC News reports Australia is set to join Japan and Italy in recording more deaths than births, as debate grows over migration and the economy.
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ABC News reports Australia is set to join Japan and Italy in recording more deaths than births, as debate grows over migration and the economy.

The Journal reports Putin's party will retain power in Russian elections that excluded anti-war parties, with Kyiv objecting to annexed regions taking part.

Researchers say snail shells can serve as natural archives of past cyclones and environmental shifts, according to new reports.

Spanish outlets say Real Madrid's derby performance revived familiar weaknesses, with several questioning the squad and the coach.

Amirudin says the PH Plus arrangement in Melaka is an electoral understanding rather than a formal coalition, citing a short preparation window.

Denmark says Arctic security is a shared NATO responsibility under its Greenland deal with the US, Reuters reports.

Mitteldeutsche Zeitung reports on the future of Kik's Könnern and Bernburg stores after the retailer's nationwide wave of branch closures.

Halima Dangote says she and her sisters choose to let their work speak for them rather than rely on the family name.

Piers Morgan says Ed Sheeran needs better advisors after Sheeran apologised on stage in Philadelphia over a Macklemore-related controversy.

Italian outlets report rising fuel costs and rationing concerns after a Saudi oil stoppage, even as crude prices later slipped below $100.

Indonesia defender Dean James says he is keen to play for the national team at the FIFA ASEAN Cup 2026, according to detiksport.

Haze linked to Indonesian forest fires has degraded air quality in the Davao Region, with three stations recording unhealthy readings.

Ireland's Taoiseach and several ministers are traveling to New York for UN General Assembly week, The Journal reports.

Acer's chief executive expects computer prices to top out around mid-2027 before declining, according to Tweakers.

Authorities in Lahore arrested Aleema Khanum and later detained sisters Uzma and Noreen under MPO orders, according to multiple outlets.

A deputy and a government official were reportedly involved in a bar fight in Russia, according to La Nación's Off column.

Manager Dave Roberts says Sasaki will return as a reliever, with the Dodgers needing only four starting pitchers.

Egypt's irrigation minister says the Ethiopian dam lacks legal standing and that a 2015 agreement does not settle the dispute, according to العربية.

Chinese athlete Liu Dewen has claimed the gold medal in the men's taijiquan and taijijian all-around event at the Asian Games, according to Chinese state media.

Presley Gerber, the model son of Cindy Crawford and brother of Kaia Gerber, has died at age 27, according to French media reports.

A JRPG collection bundling the first two Lufia titles is coming to Nintendo Switch, Switch 2, PlayStation 5 and PC, according to reports.

CNN Arabic reports Iran facilitated the passage of one billion barrels of oil through Hormuz, responding to the US military commander.

AfD wins another German state election in Mecklenburg-Pomerania, while the Linke takes Berlin and the CDU fails to clear the threshold, ANSA reports.

A Zimbabwean businessman has said sorry after a viral video showed him threatening to kill women at a South African restaurant.
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