Altar to Sol: A rare 1,900-year-old monument dedicated to the Roman god of light and used in a secret underground ritual
This unique carved altar represents the triumph of light over darkness in ancient Roman religion.
Bulgaria’s Kremlin-friendly ex-president set for landslide election win
A pro-Russian former president, Rumen Radev, is set for a runaway victory in Bulgaria’s election and may even secure a parliamentary majority, exit polls showed
Japan issues advisory for slightly increased risk of mega-quake in northern coastal areas
Japan issued an advisory Monday for an increased risk of a possible mega-quake in northern coastal areas, induced by a major quake earlier in the
Baby food brand HiPP recalls jars in Austria after samples test positive for rat poison
HiPP is recalling some baby food jars in Austria after samples tested positive for rat poison in Austria, Slovakia and the Czech Republic
Israeli soldier seen striking Jesus statue in Lebanon, sparking condemnation
Israel’s leaders and military have condemned an Israeli soldier pictured damaging a statue of Jesus Christ
U.S. military seizes Iranian-flagged cargo ship
U.S. military seizes Iranian-flagged cargo ship
Gunman kills eight children ‘including seven of his own’
Eight children have been killed in a mass shooting in the US state of Louisiana, with the father of seven of the victims suspected of
ASIC joins global regulators monitoring Anthropic’s Mythos AI for banking system risks
Australia’s markets regulator has publicly confirmed it is watching the development of Anthropic’s Mythos model alongside peer regulators worldwide, adding to a rapidly expanding international
Australia’s NEXTDC launches A$2.2 billion capital plan
The ASX-listed data centre operator is raising A$1.5 billion in a fully underwritten equity offering and expanding its hybrid securities programme by A$700 million, with
Second round in Islamabad: Who’s at the US-Iran negotiating table?
Veteran US and Iranian negotiators gather in Islamabad for a second round of talks as a fragile ceasefire nears its end.
US captures Iranian ship Touska amid mediation efforts: All we know
The US claims the ship was trying to evade its naval blockade. Iran calls it ‘piracy’.
Microbes in the digestive tract help tailor treatment for melanoma patients
The specific mix of bacteria living in a person’s gut can predict the chances that melanoma will recur after surgery and immunotherapy, which helps immune
British universities paid security firm to ‘spy’ on pro-Palestine students
Investigation reveals how Horus, a company led by ex-military intelligence officials, was hired during protest movement.
Research shows AI discourages social interaction for autistic users
When people ask ChatGPT and other AI models for advice, they often share deeply personal details in hopes of getting better answers: their age, their