Iceye's global presence expands to address sovereign demand
SpaceNewsby Debra Werner15 Sept 2026
Since raising more than $1 billion in a Series F funding round, Iceye has moved rapidly to address growing demand for sovereign space capabilities.
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top 71%Pauline Hanson says she’s sorry ‘if I offended people’ with Indigenous Australians remarks
World news | The Guardianby Sarah Basford Canales15 Sept 2026
Pauline Hanson has made a qualified apology after describing Indigenous Australians as the “most primitive race on Earth”, saying she did not intend to upset people and said she was sorry “if I...
Surfer seriously injured after shark attack at Australian beach that ‘felt very safe’
The Independentby Stuti Mishra15 Sept 2026
A man is in a serious but stable condition after being attacked by a shark at Glenfield Beach in Western Australia.
Karl Stefanovic to buy out podcast partner Keshnee Ibrahim after ‘irreconcilable breakdown’, court hears
World news | The Guardianby Nick Visser with AAP15 Sept 2026
Former Today host Karl Stefanovic has cited an “irreconcilable breakdown” in dealings with his business partner as the New South Wales supreme court weighs how best to divvy up their holdings in a...
Iran war live: Trump forces reject Tehran’s claim that mines blew up tanker in Hormuz
The Independentby Shweta Sharma15 Sept 2026
The US military has rejected an Iranian claim that a Panama-flagged oil tanker struck naval mines in the Strait of Hormuz, saying the vessel was instead attacked by an Iranian drone.
Vanuatu PM scraps UNGA trip as dozens remain missing after ferry disaster
RNZ Nationalby RNZ; Te Reo Irirangi o Aotearoa15 Sept 2026
Vanuatu PM scraps UNGA trip as dozens remain missing after ferry disaster Vanuatu's Prime Minister Jotham Napat has cancelled his trip to the United Nations General Assembly (UNGA) this week, as...
Thailand and Cambodia begin UN conciliation process over disputed maritime claims
The Independentby Jintamas Saksornchai and Sopheng Cheang15 Sept 2026
Thailand and Cambodia ’s foreign ministers exchanged opening statements in Singapore on Tuesday at the first meeting to settle a sea border dispute under a U.N.
New US tariffs, exemptions take effect on Canadian goods
New Indian Expressby AFP15 Sept 2026
WASHINGTON: Key changes to US tariffs on Canadian goods took effect Tuesday, with cheeses and motorboats among products added to the list of affected items while toilet paper, fishing rod parts and...
As the last US troops pack up in Iraq, militias signal their weapons will stay
The Independentby Abby Sewell and Qassim Abdul-Zahra15 Sept 2026
Two deadlines are looming for Iraq at the end of the month: the end of a decades-long U.S. military presence and the disarmament of non-state armed groups. The U.S.
Asian Games: Why gold is within reach for India's women hockey team
BBC News - Indiaby Vandna15 Sept 2026
- Published With the Asian Games in Japan beginning on Saturday, expectations are high for India's women hockey players to challenge for a medal - perhaps even gold.
Cambodia 'playing the victim', Thailand tells global mediators
New Indian Expressby AFP15 Sept 2026
SINGAPORE: Thailand accused Cambodia on Tuesday of "playing the role of a victim" in a dispute over maritime resources, as the Southeast Asian neighbours brought their long-standing feud before...
Middle East war increasing demand for Australian coal
PerthNowby Derek Rose15 Sept 2026
Middle East war increasing demand for Australian coal The fallout from the Middle East war is prompting Asian countries to rethink switching from coal to gas to meet their energy needs, a major...
Bombardier workers fear job losses as Trump threatens aircraft ban
National Heraldby NH Digital15 Sept 2026
Bombardier workers fear job losses as Trump threatens aircraft ban Bombardier employs about 2,000 more workers across the US and operates service centres in Arizona, Texas, Florida and Connecticut...
The State of the Union lottery: What will Ursula von der Leyen say?
Euronewsby Vincenzo Genovese; Luca Bertuzzi15 Sept 2026
The war in Ukraine, enlargement, migration, climate and trade are all expected to feature in Brussels’ most eagerly awaited speech of the year — with the possibility of a surprise announcement...
EU ‘paying twice’ for fossil fuel dependence. Will we ever break free?
Euronewsby Liam Gilliver15 Sept 2026
Ursula von der Leyen slammed fossil fuels in her 2022 State of the EU speech. Now, Europe is in the midst of yet another energy crisis.
Rukmiini Iyer’s recipe for mozzarella in carozza – and the leftover crusts | Cook once, eat twice
The Guardianby Rukmini Iyer15 Sept 2026
For an exceptionally luxe snack or kids’ tea, mozzarella in carrozza is your girl. It’s the love child of a cheese toastie and eggy bread – instead of toasting it, you dip the cheese sandwich in...
They’re the sopranos of the forest, so what’s silencing the gibbons’ morning chorus?
The Guardianby Rebecca Ratcliffe15 Sept 2026
Dawn has broken, and the air is cool and still. It’s at about this time that gibbons usually erupt into song, wa-oo-ing and wa-ing from the highest branches and filling the tree tops with rich...
Canada wants a ‘unique alliance’ with the EU. How far can Brussels go?
Euronewsby Mared Gwyn Jones15 Sept 2026
President Trump’s tariff war and territorial threats have made Ottawa pivot towards Europe. Brussels now wants to seize the political moment and draw Canada deeper into its orbit.
Wealthy Chinese, tech talent confront tighter borders as Beijing widens exit controls
International: Top News And Analysisby Anniek Bao15 Sept 2026
China's new border-control regulations are designed to keep two of its most valuable assets from leaving the country: money and talent.
Australia says it could follow Canada in forging deeper ties with EU
The Independentby Alasdair Pal15 Sept 2026
Australia is aligned with Canada’s efforts to seek closer ties with the EU as Ottawa faces an escalating trade dispute with the US.