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Dozens missing in Malaysia after boat carrying migrants sinks
The boat was carrying about 100 migrants, including Rohingya Muslims fleeing conflict, hunger and ethnic violence in Myanmar. Source link
Trump reacts after top BBC bosses quit over edited documentary
Britain’s public broadcaster has been criticised for editing a speech Mr Trump delivered on January 6, 2021, before protesters attacked the US Capitol in Washington. Source link
Israeli soldier's remains return to Israel after death in 2014
Hamas hands over Hadar Goldin’s remains as part of its ceasefire agreement with Israel. Source link
$200 a week and tinned fish: Cost of living hits international students
International students are grappling with Australia’s high cost of living, and experts warn there are no quick fixes to their financial stress. Source link
Princess Anne lays wreath for Remembrance Day in Sydney
Royal loyalists celebrate the Princess Royal’s visit to Australia amid the scandal engulfing her brother, Andrew Mountbatten Windsor. Source link
Russian drone and missile barrage in eastern Ukraine kills four
A Russian drone slams into an apartment building in eastern Ukraine, killing three people, while another is killed at an energy site, Ukrainian authorities report. Source link
Critics mocked Zohran Mamdani. Women helped him have the last laugh
Zohran Mamdani’s victory in Tuesday’s New York City mayoral election looked unlikely at one point. Polling shows it was women who helped power him into office. Source link
As Andrew is banished, experts say Fergie could be 'the great Houdini'
From selling access to Andrew for £500,000 to dodgy dealings with Jeffrey Esptein, Sarah Ferguson has been creating headlines for all the wrong reasons for three decades. Source link
James Watson, co-discoverer of DNA's double helix, dead at 97
James Watson, the controversial American biologist whose 1953 discovery of the structure of DNA ushered in the age of genetics, has died. Source link
Colourism and bullying: The controversial world of island beauty pageants
Beauty pageants remain serious business in the Pacific, but contestants are thinking twice before entering due to online bullying and discrimination. Source link