Australia confirms first H5N1 bird flu case in a mammal
A long-nosed fur seal found dead at Beachport in South Australia has tested positive for H5 bird flu, the country's first mammalian detection of the virus.
A long-nosed fur seal found dead at Beachport in South Australia has tested positive for H5 bird flu, the country's first mammalian detection of the virus.
Tehran calls the measures an assertion of extraterritorial sovereignty, as its security chief says any state taking part will be treated as an enemy.
A magnitude 5.9 earthquake centred in southern Ibaraki shook the Tokyo region at 2am Sunday, injuring at least 37 people. No tsunami warning was issued.
The bulk carrier MV Ocean Winner sank off Odisha with 24 aboard. Two were pulled from liferafts; India's Navy and Coast Guard are searching for the other 22.
Volodymyr Zelenskiy rejected calls for a wartime vote, saying elections during the war would split Ukrainians and 'destroy' the country.
Ottawa suspended negotiations minutes before a Friday night deadline, and 50% US levies on about $20 billion of Canadian goods took effect at midnight.
Indian immigration counters will stop stamping boarding passes and accept e-boarding passes on smartphones at all international airports.
An 18-year-old man attacked students at the Brinell high school in Fagersta on Friday. Police shot and detained him on suspicion of murder.
A boat carrying Tunisians sank off Zarzis en route to Italy. The National Guard and a rights group give differing tolls.
Ankara's justice ministry asked for red notices against the Israeli prime minister and another suspect over the interception of a Gaza aid flotilla.
Bangladesh lawmakers elected BNP veteran Mirza Fakhrul Islam Alamgir president by 255 votes to 88, filling the vacancy left by Shahabuddin's early resignation.
The epidemic is spreading across an area larger than France, and funds are set to run out within weeks, the senior UN Ebola coordinator warned.
Tehran's armed forces chief promises a 'crushing, punishing' reply after Treasury Secretary Scott Bessent pledges the toughest sanctions in history.
Britain's Met Office says the developing El Niño is on track to be the largest since the 19th century, with Pacific warming forecast above 3°C.
Two migrant workers who pulled Air Force pilots from the Yellow Sea in 2022 have been given skilled-worker status for their 'exceptional contribution'.
CENTCOM says the carrier reached the Arabian Sea on Wednesday, replacing the USS Abraham Lincoln after an outcry over conditions on board.
Médecins Sans Frontières brought regional health and aid figures to Colombo to discuss humanitarian financing, women's leadership and access to medicines.
At least 40 bodies, most of them children, have been recovered after a boat capsized in Nigeria's Sokoto state, with rescue efforts continuing.
Seoul detected around 10 short-range missiles launched from the Pyongyang area, a day after Kim Yo Jong dismissed US overtures as unchanged hostile policy.
Pew found Sri Lanka is the sole country of four surveyed rated more favourably than unfavourably in India, Pakistan and Bangladesh alike.
US president announces what he calls the most crushing economic operation ever taken against any country, with no new measures specified.
The tremor south of Granada was the strongest of a series that began at the weekend. A first inspection found no significant structural damage to the palace.
Supreme Court orders Imran Khan transferred to hospital from jail within 48 hours for medical treatment.
A pre-dawn blaze on the second floor of a hotel in central Kolkata killed nine people including a child, with an air conditioner explosion suspected.