Electric passenger aircraft on the horizon
A ‘revolutionary’ metal-air cell could deliver more five times as much energy as a lithium battery of the same weight and remove CO₂ from the atmosphere.
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Ukraine targets Moscow region in huge drone attack
Ukraine has launched one of its biggest drone attacks on Russia since the start of the Kremlin’s invasion, according to Russian official.
Putin’s propaganda tsar’s cartoonish plan to brainwash toddlers
Russia’s new TV cartoon depicts world leaders as children bickering on a video call, and aims to “instil patriotism from an early age”
Ukraine draws on electronic curtain to fight killer drones
Harnessing rapidly evolving technology is key to resisting Russia as war in Ukraine is increasingly fought by remote control and artificial intelligence.
‘Long-range fire’: West to lift limits on Ukraine’s missile use
The end of strike limitations gives Ukraine the ability to target launch sites up to 320km inside Russia including, potentially, Moscow.
Chaos, confusion and panic as driver ploughs through crowd
Many spectators attending Liverpool’s victory parade thought it was an accident when a van drove through the crowd, until the driver put his foot down.
‘Welcome home’: King Charles walks tightrope on Canada visit
Charles’ historic visit to open Canada’s parliament is seen as part of the pushback against Donald Trump’s annexation threats.
Andrew Tate ‘tried to scare victims into silence’ from jail
‘We need the girls to cry’: the influencer’s defamation lawsuit against accusers leads to allegations of a ‘scorched earth’ smear campaign.
Is Stereophonic the next Hamilton?
Stereophonic, the Broadway sensation about a band’s studio bust-ups and breakups, is moving to London before taking over the world.
Israeli airstrike kills nine of doctors’ 10 kids
British surgeon at mother’s hospital says the Gaza-based family had no political connections.
Matildas help Arsenal to shock Champions League title
A trio of Australians helped the north London club stun a star-studded Barcelona team dubbed one of the best club sides women’s football has ever seen.
How mega-rich are becoming prisoners of wellness obsession
In the pursuit of health, happiness and spirituality, many of India’s richest 1 per cent are clients of Emily McBurnie, an Australian consultant and psychic.
Spacey won at Cannes but in Hollywood he’s still a pariah
Industry insiders are conflicted as the Oscar winner, acquitted twice for sexual misconduct, plots a comeback.
Kyiv under attack as Ukraine, Russia begin largest prisoner swap
At least eight people were wounded in a drone and missile attack on Saturday, just as the first phase of the ‘1000 for 1000’ releases began following peace talks in Turkey.
Sir Keir loses chance to kill Chagos deal
Sir Keir Starmer, ever the lawyer, could have had the perfect excuse to kill a deal that was both unaffordable and – with China gaining influence in the region – strategically naive.
Who is Elias Rodriguez? Socialist group disavows ‘DC shooter’
A 30-year-old suspect from Chicago has been charged after the killing of two Israeli embassy staff outside a Jewish museum in Washington.
Extent of Biden cover-up will haunt democrats
Party’s senior figures will have to answer for what they knew about efforts to dupe voters about the president’s health.
Princess a top shot among the international smart set
Whenever Princess Marianne found herself in high society, she would unclasp her Chanel handbag to retrieve a small camera and begin to snap. She has died aged 105.
Long balls, five at back – Postecoglou vindicated by new-look Ange-ball
Ange Postecoglou always wins a trophy in his second season, he said, and so it proved, as Tottenham’s ludicrous story was given its glorious, fairytale ending.
European outrage as Israelis open fire on diplomats
Video from the incident showed diplomats and their staff running for cover and into their vehicles, sparking criticism of the IDF as pressure mounts on Israel over the war in Gaza.
Actors, know your trade tools: Cruise’s final reckoning
Film schools should teach editing and camerawork to help performers get the most out of cinema, the Hollywood’s Tom Cruise says.
Slow magic of the music abides
Big Lebowski star Jeff Bridges has survived cancer, Covid and bushfire disaster – and released an album.
King Charles to tell Trump: Canada is not for sale
King Charles will ‘reinforce the power and the strength of the message’ to Donald Trump that ‘Canada is not for sale’ when he visits Ottawa next week.
Magnificent mayors show how to really rule
Running a city can be a way to show up the failings of national leaders and then take their job.
Harvard ‘shared vital research with China’: Republicans
Among other claims, Harvard was accused of collaborating with Chinese scientists in areas which could have military use and on organ transplant technology.
Giorgia Meloni’s soft power — flirting (with politics)
Most of the world’s leaders are falling over themelves to get closer to the Italian prime minister. How does she do it?
Leaders hail Britain’s reset with Europe
Prime Minister Keir Starmer says UK is back on the world stage after first major deal since Brexit while critics label it a ‘total sell-out’ and ‘horror show’.
Why China is the winner in India and Pakistan’s Kashmir conflict
The shooting down of a sophisticated French Rafale jet by a cheaper Chinese has seen Beijing’s military stocks rise and has consequences for any war with Taiwan. Taipei should be scared.
Israel ends aid blockade, may end war if Hamas disarms
The offer to end the war without the destruction of Hamas signals a potential breakthrough in ceasefire talks and came as Israel ended its aid blockade on Gaza and launched extensive air strikes.
Hard-right Romanian presidential candidate in shock defeat
Pro-European Union centrist Nicusor Dan has defeated Trump administration favourite George Simion in a shock presidential election result in Romania.
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