Use of floppy disks no longer required by Japanese bureaucracy
Japan's government finally eliminates the use of floppy disks in all its systems, two decades after the technology's heyday.
Oh Jae Geun's daughter was a teacher. After her death, he found shocking stories about parents in her phone
Within a year of landing her first full-time teaching job, Oh Jae Geun's daughter took her own life after overzealous parents ruthlessly scrutinised her performance and threatened to make criminal complaints to the police.
Indian PM tells Putin deaths of children 'terrifying' a day after deadly hospital strike in Ukraine
Narendra Modi's pointed remarks came just moments after he was welcomed to the Kremlin by Vladimir Putin.
Russia orders arrest of jailed opposition leader's widow Yulia Navalnaya
The Kremlin issues arrest warrant for Yulia Navalnaya, who has been living in exile since the death of her late husband Alexei Navalny in a Russian penal colony earlier this year.
Australia takes lead for first time in pushback against Chinese hacking
Australia and key regional partners are accusing a Chinese spy agency of cyber espionage targeting government and business networks, in a large-scale operation that involves stealing hundreds of usernames and passwords.
The search is on for dozens buried in an Indonesian landslide which killed 17 people
Nearly 400 people have been involved in the search, including police, military, and rescuers using helicopters.
'Horrific reminder of Russia's brutality': Kyiv children's hospital bombed as strikes kill dozens across Ukraine
Msocow has claimed a Kyiv children's hospital was hit by Ukrainian anti-missile fire, not a Russian missile, during daylight attacks that killed 41 people across the country.
A defiant letter, a surprise interview and frustration with 'the elites': Biden digs in for another day
Joe Biden continues to fight for his political life, writing to Democrats in Congress and phoning into a TV show to insist he's not caving to pressure to step aside for a younger presidential candidate.
French deadlock, UK elects record number of women – your quick recap of recent elections around the world
From surprise swings to new leaders, resignations and campaign speculation, there's been a lot happening in terms of international elections. Here's a quick recap of the latest updates.
Barcelona residents protest against mass tourism with water guns and red tape
Fed up with rising housing costs, demonstrators shot water pistols at tourists eating at restaurants while chanting "Tourists go home".
Inside the battle to stop the $450 billion crime industry targeting Australia's wildlife
Australian wildlife is showing up around the world where it shouldn't. Now animal forensics, artificial intelligence and advanced science are combining to combat the trafficking of these creatures.
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Wimbledon five quick hits: Medvedev beats ill Sinner, Alcaraz finds 'solution' and Vekić gets just reward
Daniil Medvedev gets past an unwell world number one Jannik Sinner to set up a semifinal meeting with Carlos Alcaraz, while Donna Vekić moves through to the last four before revealing why she came close to quitting tennis. Here are the five quick hits from day nine at Wimbledon.
'Gaza City is being wiped out': Residents flee under fire as Israeli tanks advance in renewed campaign
Palestinian officials say an Israeli air strike in southern Gaza has killed dozens of people while advancing tanks in Gaza City forced residents to flee under fire as Israel stepped up an offensive that Hamas warned could jeopardise ceasefire talks.
Spain beats France to reach Euro 2024 final as 16yo creates football history
Teenager Lamine Yamal helps Spain come from behind to defeat France 2-1, with the three-time champions now waiting to play either England or the Netherlands in the tournament decider.
Philipsen finally bags Tour de France stage win as Pogačar stays in control
The Belgian benefited from a perfect lead-out by Alpecin-Deceuninck teammate and world champion Mathieu van der Poel to prevail after 187.3 kilometres from Orleans.
A searing heat wave has gripped the US, leaving five dead in California and Oregon
Four people were reported dead in the Portland area and one at Death Valley, California, due to the gripping heat.
