The Houthis are reportedly manufacturing a hypersonic missile as they announce plans to extend their attacks on ships from the Red Sea to the Indian Ocean, global shipping’s only alternative route.
A passenger onboard a LATAM airlines flight to Auckland in which ‘strong movement’ injured 50 passengers has described how the plane ‘dropped out of the sky’.
An influential Saudi newspaper has launched a ferocious attack on the leaders of Hamas, in a move that may be aimed at preparing Saudis for the resumption of normalisation talks with Israel.
Audio of the haunting pleas and shouts of three Gaza hostages identifying themselves as captives and begging for help before they were killed by Israeli troops has been leaked.
A New Zealand judge has accused the company that owns the White Island volcano of putting profit before safety as he ordered it and four companies to pay reparations and fines.
China’s Defence Ministry spokesman warns NZ against going down a ‘dangerous path’ after Australian defence officials briefed their counterparts on the defence pact.
Even before he entered the brutal ‘Polar Wolf’ prison Alexei Navalny suffered solitary confinement in a ‘concrete box’ where the bed was strapped to the wall so he couldn’t lie down.
Ramadan risks becoming a flashpoint in the conflict between Israel and Hamas as the militant group’s political leader calls on Arabs to barricade themselves inside the sacred site.
The closure of Newshub, owned by one of NZ’s biggest media companies, with the loss of more than 200 jobs, leaves state-owned TVNZ with a near-monopoly on TV news.
Israeli and US officials warns Sinwar’s cynical ploy has increased the risk of extracting the militant leader without killing or injuring the hostages surrounding him.
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