Rescue Teams Hunt for Survivors in Indonesia After 7.7 Earthquake
Search crews in Indonesia are racing to find survivors after a 7.7 earthquake killed 51 and displaced thousands.
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‘It’s still going strong’: readers on the ancient appliances they can’t give up
Readers share stories of their oldest appliances, from a century old toaster to a 1970s alarm clock, and why they can’t bear to part with them.
Japan Defence Minister to Visit Australia After Melon Row
Shinjiro Koizumi travels to Canberra to meet Richard Marles as Australia proceeds with a frigate deal, weeks after a melon comment controversy.
Eight Years Without a Date: How to Prepare for the Storm of Dating Again
A reader who hasn’t dated in eight years seeks advice on restarting. Experts suggest self-compassion and a softer, real-world approach to dating.
Marco Rubio Could Be a Peacemaker. Instead, He’s Trump’s Enabler.
Rubio has the power to promote peace, but his record shows he enables Trump’s worst instincts. This analysis explores why he is nearly as dangerous as the president.
UK inflation heads towards 3% as energy bills spark fresh cost of living fears
Economists expect UK inflation to hit 2.9% in July, up from 2.6%, as sharply higher energy bills squeeze budgets and put the Bank of England on alert.
The Weekend Turns 100. Has Hybrid Working Already Ruined It?
A century after Henry Ford gave workers two days off, skiveday Fridays and hybrid work are reshaping the weekend. Is it a shared ritual or a fading memory?
Japan’s ‘unprecedented’ deluge leaves nine dead and thousands of homes flooded
Nine people have died after record rains hit eastern Japan, flooding homes and disrupting transport.
Bangladesh make history with first Test win on Australian soil
Bangladesh claimed a historic nine-wicket Test win over Australia in Darwin, their first on Australian soil, despite Cameron Green’s century.
With steppe fires worsening, Mongolia reaches back to its nomadic roots
As climate change worsens wildfires on Mongolia’s steppe, rangers and herders are combining traditional nomadic tactics with modern tools to fight the flames.