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Hand stencils discovered in Indonesia are world's oldest-known rock art
Faint ochre outlines of hands thought to be at least 67,800 years old are the oldest rock art yet discovered. Archaeologists say the discovery of the Indonesian cave art backs up estimates of when humans first reached Australia. Source link
World's biggest nuclear power plant restarts almost 15 years after Fukushima disaster
The world’s biggest nuclear power plant has been rebooted by the same company that operated the Fukushima facility, despite concerns about safety from some locals. Source link
Trump says he wants 'immediate' Greenland deal with 'ungrateful' Denmark
Donald Trump says he wants “immediate” negotiations to begin on selling Greenland to the United States, as tensions between his administration and European allies continue to rise. Source link
Netanyahu agrees to join Trump's 'Board of Peace'
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu agrees to join US President Donald Trump’s “Board of Peace” despite his office previously criticising the makeup of the executive committee. Source link
Why Emmanuel Macron wore sunglasses to Davos
The French president’s appearance at the annual meeting of the World Economic Forum makes headlines, but not for any policy reasons. Source link
'Running a global mafia': Facing the reality of Trump's changing world view
As Donald Trump celebrates one year of his second term in the White House, he is rewriting all the rules for global order, and no-one seems ready to stop his “imperial ambitions”. Source link
Man sentenced to life in prison for assassination of Japan's Shinzo Abe
Tetsuya Yamagami pleaded guilty to fatally shooting Mr Abe as he stood surrounded by security, media and supporters in 2022. Source link
What we know about UK entry requirements for dual citizens from February 25
Hundreds of confused UK and Irish dual citizens in Australia have written to the ABC with questions around the new changes for entry requirements into the UK. Here’s what we know. Source link
A year into Trump's second term, the Supreme Court's docket is full of legal challenges
A wide range of cases challenging Donald Trump’s actions have landed on the Supreme Court’s docket in the past year. Here’s what to know Source link
'This is crazy': Europe weighs how to deal with Trump's Greenland threats
America’s rattled European allies are debating how to stand up to Donald Trump after he escalated his threats to take over Greenland and pledged to punish its supporters with tariffs. Source link