International/Asia & Pacific

The new charges come as authorities sift through 230,000 CCTV images and digital evidence linked to the deadly Hanukkah attack.

A powerful aftershock and tsunami waves rocked Mindanao as thousands fled coastal zones under orders to evacuate to higher ground • Fatalities and damage assessments are underway

"Our status as a nuclear power is absolutely non-negotiable. We will not tolerate any threats," said Kim Yo Jong, the influential sister of North Korean leader Kim Jong-un

This visit marks the fourth new embassy inaugurated in under 18 months as Israel expands its Pacific diplomatic footprint

South Korea's military says the close-range missile flew about 80 kilometers in Pyongyang's first weapons launch since April and the latest in a series of demonstrations this year

ASIO chief Mike Burgess tells the Bondi Beach inquiry that unchecked antisemitism was "normalized," with Iran's revolutionary guard blamed for two attacks

A nine-story condo-hotel under construction collapsed in Angeles City, north of Manila, with five people confirmed trapped and 18 more feared under the rubble

A blast near a railway track in the Balochistan provincial capital derailed and set fire to carriages of a train reportedly carrying military personnel, wounding more than 50

President Lee Jae-myung accuses Israel of arresting South Korean nationals in international waters for reasons "not valid under international law"

Russian President Putin meets Chinese President Xi in Beijing, with both leaders pledging to push for a halt to the war in Iran and Putin pitching Moscow as a reliable energy supplier amid the crisis

Chaos grips Manila as gunshots ring out during a federal raid to apprehend Senator Ronald dela Rosa on international war crimes charges

Planned “Concert for Hope and Unity” in honor if Bondi Beach victims scrapped following withdrawal over “political” objections, amid rising antisemitism concerns in Australia

Police in Melbourne said they are investigating and have received multiple reports involving the same vehicle

Fuel markets have been growing strain in Thailand, diesel prices have climbed by roughly $0.17 USD per liter, after the government previously capped prices at 30 baht (about $0.79 USD per liter)

A bus crowded with passengers who were returning from Eid al-Fitr celebrations slipped from the deck of a ferry and sank in the Padma River

The request was raised as both sides discuss safe passage for Indian-linked vessels through the Strait of Hormuz

Foreign Minister Jaishankar says negotiations have “yielded some results” as countries weigh responses to Iran's closure of key energy routes

The Japanese Ministry of Defense verified the incident, noting that a suspected ballistic missile had been launched from North Korea

One player’s decision to contact the Iranian embassy after reversing her asylum request has exposed the hiding place of fellow women’s soccer teammates in Australia

The interim report of the commission is due by April 30, with the final report expected by the first anniversary of the attack on December 14, 2026.

He faces 59 charges, including 15 counts of murder and one terrorism-related charge, over the deadly attack at Bondi Beach during a Hanukkah celebration in December

South Korean intelligence says her growing public role signals she may already be influencing policy ahead of the landmark Workers’ Party congress later this month

“Our relations do not depend solely on the Israeli-Palestinian issue; they are based on much broader foundations,” said the Israeli President to the Australian PM

"My advice to all of us is to stand tall and not be afraid,” he said. “We will not back down. We are proud of our Jewish and Zionist identity, proud of Israel"