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'Is she still alive?' Aung San Suu Kyi's son in anguish
Aung San Suu Kyi’s son demands proof his mother is still alive, as Myanmar’s military junta keeps tens of thousands of political prisoners behind bars. Source link
Japan confirms first fatal bear attack this year with two more suspected
Japanese authorities say a 55-year-old woman found dead last month was killed by a bear. It is the first confirmed fatal bear attack for 2026 following a record 13 deaths last year. Source link
Three hikers killed in volcano eruption in Indonesia with 17 others rescued
Mount Dukono erupted on Friday morning, local time, sending plumes of ash some 10 kilometres into the sky. Source link
Two purged Chinese ex-defence officials sentenced to death with reprieves
Two former defence ministers have received their sentences after a long-running corruption crackdown targeting China’s military. Source link
What we know about renewed fighting between US and Iran
The US and Iran both blame each other for initiating renewed attacks as tensions in the Strait of Hormuz ratchet up, threatening the ceasefire. Source link
Breaking: US trade court rules against Trump's 10pc tariff rate
A United States trade court rules against President Donald Trump’s universal 10 per cent tariff rate, dealing another blow to his signature economic policy. Source link
Live: 'Led by lunatics': US and Iran exchange strikes in Strait of Hormuz
Iran’s semi-official news agency is reporting Tehran’s navy has targeted three US destroyers in the Strait of Hormuz. Follow live. Source link
Why Russian nuclear reactors are spreading around the world
Russia is building nuclear power plants across the globe, and it’s helping it build a network of dependence. Source link
Ukraine launches major drone attack amid rows over Victory Day ceasefire
The Kremlin is taking extraordinary measures ahead of Russia’s marking of the defeat of Nazi Germany, as Ukraine launches its second-biggest attack of the war so far. Source link
UK police investigated over handling of Al-Fayed sexual offending allegations
The UK’s Independent Office for Police Conduct says it is working to establish whether there were missed opportunities to stop Mohamed Al-Fayed as far back as 2008. Source link