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Australia mourns death of Aboriginal girl

Emotions were intense across Australia as communities gathered to honour a five-year-old Aboriginal girl whose death in the Northern Territory has shocked the nation. The child, now referred to as Kumanjayi Little Baby in line with Aboriginal cultural practices, was found dead on 30 April near Alice Springs, several days after she disappeared from the Old Timers Camp, an Aboriginal town camp where her family lived. During a candlelight vigil held in Alice Springs, a message from the girl’s mother was read aloud to mourners. “My heart is broken into a million pieces,” the statement said. “She was my little princess. My princess who loved the colour pink.” The grieving mother spoke about her daughter’s love for cartoons including Bluey and Masha and the Bear, as well as music from Bruno Mars and K-pop artists. She also described how the […]

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Judge releases alleged Jeffrey Epstein note

A US federal judge has ordered the release of a document believed to be a suicide note written by convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein shortly before his death in prison in 2019. The handwritten note, made public on Wednesday, reportedly states that a months-long investigation into Epstein “found nothing” and includes a line saying it was “a treat to be able to choose one’s time to say goodbye.” The document surfaced during court proceedings involving Nicholas Tartaglione, Epstein’s former cellmate and a former police officer later convicted of four murders. Tartaglione claimed he discovered the note hidden inside a book after Epstein allegedly attempted suicide in July 2019, about a month before he was found dead in his jail cell while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. US authorities have not officially confirmed the authenticity of the note, and the […]

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Australia arrests women linked to Islamic State

Three women linked to the Islamic State (IS) group have been arrested after returning to Australia following years spent in detention camps in Syria. Australian authorities confirmed that the women, all Australian citizens, arrived with a group that also included nine children. Kawsar Abbas, 53, and Zeinab Ahmed, 31, were arrested upon arrival in Melbourne, while Janai Safar, 32, was taken into custody after landing in Sydney. A fourth woman travelling with the group was not arrested. The return of the women has reignited political debate in Australia over how to handle former IS members and their families who remained stranded in Syria after the collapse of the so-called caliphate in 2019. Australian officials said the government did not arrange the repatriation but had long prepared for the possibility of their return. The children, believed to be between six years […]

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Trump says Iran conflict may end soon

US President Donald Trump has expressed optimism that the ongoing conflict involving Iran could end soon, saying efforts to prevent Tehran from developing nuclear weapons are widely supported. His comments come as Iran confirmed that it is still reviewing a US proposal aimed at ending the conflict and relaunching broader nuclear negotiations. According to reports from Axios and Reuters, Washington is working on a 14-point memorandum of understanding that could serve as a framework for future discussions between the two countries. The proposal reportedly includes provisions related to suspending Iran’s uranium enrichment activities, easing sanctions and reopening transit through the Strait of Hormuz. However, Iranian officials have reacted cautiously. A spokesperson for Iran’s foreign ministry said Tehran would communicate its position through Pakistani mediators once its review is completed. Meanwhile, senior Iranian lawmaker Ebrahim Rezaei dismissed the proposal as unrealistic […]

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Hantavirus outbreak not like start of COVID pandemic – WHO

The World Health Organization has said the current hantavirus outbreak linked to a cruise ship off Cabo Verde is serious but not comparable to the early stages of the COVID 19 pandemic. Health officials stressed that, based on what is known about hantaviruses, the risk of a global crisis similar to COVID is low. As of 4 May 2026, seven cases connected to the Dutch flagged MV Hondius cruise ship have been identified, including two laboratory confirmed hantavirus infections and five suspected cases. Three deaths have been recorded, one patient is critically ill, and three others have reported milder symptoms. The affected passengers developed illness between 6 and 28 April, with symptoms such as high fever, stomach upset, rapid progression to pneumonia, acute respiratory distress and shock. Investigations so far suggest that initial exposure likely occurred before boarding, with the […]

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Trump threatens higher level bombing of Iran if no deal is reached

US President Donald Trump has warned that he is prepared to order “higher level” bombing of Iran if ongoing peace efforts fail to produce a deal. His latest threat comes as ceasefire talks drag on and deadlines for a negotiated settlement approach. Trump has repeatedly said he will not extend the current truce indefinitely without what he considers a satisfactory agreement from Tehran. In one interview, he said he “expects to be bombing” if Iran does not accept the terms on the table, arguing that a tough stance is the best way to negotiate. The president and senior US officials have hinted that any renewed campaign would focus on destroying key elements of Iran’s energy and transport infrastructure. Trump has vowed that, without a deal, Washington is “going to knock out every single power plant and every single bridge in […]

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Ukraine war traps Oleshky residents

Residents of Oleshky, a frontline city in southern Ukraine, say they are struggling to survive as ongoing fighting and widespread landmines cut them off from basic supplies and safe escape routes. Speaking by phone, a resident identified as Ludmilla described a deteriorating situation, with limited access to food and medicine. According to multiple accounts, the city has been largely isolated for months, raising serious humanitarian concerns. Local officials have warned of a growing crisis. While some aid deliveries have reached the area through volunteers and humanitarian groups, they remain irregular and costly. For many of the roughly 2,000 people still in the city, basic items such as pasta and canned food have become essential staples, often sourced from abandoned homes. Leaving Oleshky is considered extremely dangerous. The main exit route—dubbed the “Road of Death”—is believed to be heavily mined, with […]

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Princess of Wales to visit Italy after recovery

Catherine, Princess of Wales will travel to Reggio Emilia next week for her first official overseas engagement since undergoing cancer treatment. The two-day visit, scheduled for 13–14 May, will focus on her long-standing work in early childhood development. During the trip, she will explore the internationally recognised Reggio Emilia approach, which emphasises play-based learning, strong relationships and child-led development. According to Kensington Palace, the princess is “very much looking forward” to the visit. She is expected to meet educators, families, local officials and business leaders to better understand how the approach supports children’s growth. Her last official overseas engagement took place in December 2022, when she accompanied Prince William to Boston in the United States. The upcoming trip marks another step in her gradual return to public duties following cancer treatment. In January 2025, she confirmed she was in remission, […]

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US pauses Hormuz shipping plan amid tensions

Donald Trump has announced a temporary halt to “Project Freedom,” a US-led initiative designed to help commercial ships navigate the blocked Strait of Hormuz. The plan, unveiled just days earlier, aimed to assist vessels stranded after Iran restricted access to the vital shipping route, insisting that passage required its approval. Trump described the effort as a humanitarian measure to support countries and companies caught in the disruption. However, escalating tensions quickly complicated the operation. Iranian forces reportedly targeted US naval assets, while US forces responded by engaging small boats seen as threats to commercial shipping. These incidents raised concerns about a potential breakdown of the fragile ceasefire between the two sides. Two days after launching the initiative, Trump said the US would pause the operation briefly to allow space for negotiations with Iran. He added that progress was being made […]

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France launches one euro university meals for all students

From May 4, every enrolled student, including undergraduates, postgraduates, doctoral candidates and some recognised volunteers, can access the one euro meals at university canteens run by the Crous network. The usual price of a standard meal in these canteens is 3.30 euros, meaning the state subsidises most of the cost. For one euro, students receive a three course meal, typically including a starter, main course and dessert. French authorities say the measure is designed to support students struggling with inflation, high rents and rising food prices. A student union survey cited by officials found that almost half of students had skipped meals for financial reasons, with nearly a quarter doing so several times a month. In 2024, around 667,000 students benefited from the one euro scheme when it was still restricted, with about 46.7 million meals served at both the […]

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