A man has been arrested and charged with grievous bodily harm after allegedly dousing a woman in a flammable liquid and setting her on fire in broad daylight in Bunbury, Western Australia.
Experts warn that the Australian government's plan to reacquire the strategically vital Port of Darwin could be significantly more expensive than the original sale price, with potential legal battles looming.
A proposed hepatitis B vaccine trial in Guinea-Bissau was canceled after facing accusations of being unethical and neocolonial, with authorities seizing a batch of vaccines.
Prominent pro-democracy activist Joshua Wong is expected to be sentenced Thursday for his second conviction under a Beijing-imposed national security law, a case critics say signifies the ongoing crackdown on Hong Kong's civic freedoms.
Citing years of declining defense spending and inadequate resources, a 40-year veteran has left the military to advocate for the party's platform.
Their remains were found in a trail area after they were reported missing following an afternoon walk.
A groundbreaking analysis of archaeological evidence suggests a key figure in the Roman invasion of Britain was female, challenging long-held historical assumptions.
Édouard Philippe argues Britain's immigration rules incentivize Channel crossings and vows to renegotiate or terminate bilateral agreements.
David Morgan is accused of deliberately swerving his Mercedes into Richard Smith after an alleged insult, with his children in the car.