Father and Son Named in Bondi Beach Shooting That Left 16 Dead
A father and son have been identified as the alleged shooters in the Bondi Beach mass shooting, which left 16 people dead at a Jewish celebration in Sydney.
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Kast Wins Chile Presidency as Jara Concedes in Sunday’s Runoff
Leftist Jeannette Jara conceded to far-right candidate Jose Antonio Kast in Chile’s presidential runoff on December 14, 2025, marking a conservative shift.
Zelenskyy Heads to Berlin for US-Backed Peace Plan Talks
Zelenskyy arrives in Berlin to meet US envoys for peace plan talks, pushing for binding security guarantees to end the Ukraine conflict.
Ukraine Drops NATO Bid for Security Guarantees
Ukraine is ready to drop its NATO bid in exchange for US and EU security guarantees, as Zelenskyy seeks a faster path to peace amid ongoing conflict.
Thai-Cambodia Border Clashes Escalate as Ceasefire Plans Stall
Thai-Cambodian border clashes escalate as ceasefire efforts stall despite ASEAN & US mediation, with civilians caught in the crossfire.
Belgium Fears Cost of EU Plan to Tap Frozen Russian Assets
Belgium warns the EU’s plan to tap €210 billion frozen Russian assets for Ukraine could saddle it with big bills and threaten financial stability.
EU Reforms Pharma Rules to Boost Antibiotic Innovation
The EU has overhauled its pharma rules to reward antibiotic innovation with longer market protection, vouchers for new antibiotics, faster approvals, and QR-code guides to fight superbugs.
Bondi Beach Mass Shooting: 12 Dead, Terrorist Incident Declared
On Sunday night, a mass shooting at Sydney’s Bondi Beach killed at least 12 people. Authorities have declared it a terrorist incident, with one suspect in custody and another among the dead.
Geminid Meteor Shower Peaks: Up to 150 Shooting Stars This Weekend!
The Geminid meteor shower peaks this weekend with up to 150 meteors/hour. Get tips to find a dark sky spot and gear up for January’s Quadrantids!
How Japan’s ‘Peace’ Museums Are Softening Wartime History
Japan’s peace museums are downplaying wartime atrocities like the Nanjing Massacre ahead of the 80th anniversary of WWII’s end, sparking concerns over historical revisionism.