Sydney United directors and staff ordered to go for training against racism.

Standoff over post-Brexit trade rules prevents resumption of a power-sharing government.

Joko Widodo says the Russian president ‘wanted to attend but cannot decide at the moment’.   

Levels of the most dangerous PM2.5 particles almost 25 times the daily maximum recommended by WHO.

Basketball star says he is deeply sorry to have caused pain to the Jewish community.

No initial reports of material damage or casualties.

The US secretary of state calls on all parties to urgently de-escalate tensions in the occupied territory.  

Pontiff to meet Sheikh Ahmed al-Tayed, grand imam of Cairo’s Al-Azhar mosque, today.       

Pyongyang launches about 80 artillery rounds at close to midnight, landing in a maritime buffer zone.         

The avowed Bolsonaro supporter is due appear before the police to testify.                        

Reports say about half of the platform’s 7,500 employees will be let go.

Shares rise 2% to US$86.35 in after-hours trading.

Fed pushback against expectations of a softer approach to monetary tightening has ramped up fears of a global recession.

Source says officers confronted by inmates with guns and explosives.

Court points out ‘persistent misrepresentations’ in documents labelled statements of financial condition.         

No deaths are reported.

Minister introduces investment tax credits for clean energy projects.

Paul remains under doctors’ care.

Pfizer, Volkwagen among companies that have suspended ads on platform.

Patient was administered Paxlovid and remdesivir.

Switzerland's law of neutrality does not allow it to approve of the request.

Success of this could pave the way for better inoculation uptake for both illnesses.

Tragedy triggers a storm of online criticism of the country’s zero-Covid policy.        

German automaker warns that soaring inflation would slow down customer demand.

Beijing makes it difficult for foreign correspondents to work in the country.