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29.11.2024 8:45
Social media now bears responsibility to protect children: Australian PM Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese said Friday that social media platforms now have a responsibility to ensure the safety of children, after the country's parliament passed a world-first bill banning children under 16 from the services. The legislation will require social media companies to "take reasonable steps" to prevent those under 16 from creating or holding an account on platforms such as TikTok, Facebook, Snapchat, Instagram, Reddit and X, or face fines of up to AU$49.5 million ($32 million). Read full story here

29.11.2024 8:59
Ex-China editor accused of info leak to Japan given 7-yr jail term A Beijing court on Friday gave a seven-year jail term to a former senior editor at a major Chinese newspaper affiliated with the ruling Communist Party who had been accused of leaking information to Japanese diplomats, sources familiar with the matter said. Dong Yuyu, a former deputy head of the Guangming Daily editorial department, had pleaded not guilty to the charge. He was detained in February 2022 after meeting with a Japanese Embassy official in Beijing and was indicted in March last year for alleged espionage, the sources said. Read full story here

29.11.2024 9:33
Ireland votes in closely fought general election Polls open across the country on Friday. Fine Gael, whose leader Simon Harris called a snap election earlier this month, held a solid lead entering the campaign. Harris replaced his predecessor, Leo Varadkar, in April.

29.11.2024 9:33
Meta accuses Australian government of failing to consider young peoples voices with world-first social media ban One independent MP calls bill which passed on Thursday a 1970 solution for a 2024 problemSocial media company Meta has accused the Australian government of rushing to introduce an under-16 social media ban without properly considering the evidence and voices of young people.But Australian politicians who supported the world-first legislation argue it is necessary to ensure another generation of teenagers do not experience as much damaging content in years to come. Continue reading... ...

29.11.2024 10:00
Aid officials recount violent looting in Gaza as criminal gangs thrive amid Israeli bombardment Recent attack on trucks carrying flour has deprived starving civilians of food as territory teeters on edge of famineAid officials and witnesses have described the chaotic and violent moments when a huge convoy carrying enough flour to bake bread for two-thirds of the population of Gaza for a week was looted this month.The officials made clear the attack was undertaken by groups of criminals, not civilians who were now being deprived of food in a territory close to famine. Continue reading... ...

29.11.2024 10:00
MPs hours away from historic vote on whether to legalise assisted dying Vote expected on Friday afternoon, as those running campaigns for and against say it is too close to callMPs are hours away from deciding whether to legalise assisted dying for those with less than six months to live, in a knife-edge historic vote.The private members bill, brought by the Labour backbencher Kim Leadbeater, will be debated from 9.30am on Friday in the House of Commons with a vote expected at about 2.30pm. Continue reading... ...

29.11.2024 10:00
Ireland goes to polls with three parties neck and neck Fine Gael, Fianna F?il and Sinn F?in all on about 20% in opinion polls after short, sharp campaignIrelands election: the parties, the issues and the votingIreland goes to the polls on Friday with voters expected to choose either a second term for the incumbent centre-right coalition or a left-leaning rainbow coalition led by a resurgent Sinn F?in, the former political wing of the IRA.Opinion polls show a dead heat, with the two main government parties Fine Gael, led by the taoiseach, Simon Harris, and Fianna F?il, led by the former PM Miche?l Martin and Sinn F?in all hovering at about 20% of the vote. Continue reading... ...

29.11.2024 10:00
It signifies renewal: recipients of Sycamore Gap saplings announced Trees of hope will be planted across the UK, including at a prison and a childrens hospital, in National Trust schemeSaplings from the felled Sycamore Gap tree are to be planted across the UK, including next to one of Londons most famous roads, at a rural category C prison and at a motor neurone disease centre opening in the name of the late rugby league star Rob Burrow.The National Trust on Friday announced the recipients of 49 saplings it has called trees of hope. Continue reading... ...

29.11.2024 10:00
What will happen with the assisted dying bill on Friday and will it pass? MPs will have their first chance to vote on the hugely emotive issue. Heres what will happen on the day and afterwardsMPs will get their first chance to vote on the proposed bill to legalise assisted dying on Friday, with potentially a very close result being predicted over what is a hugely emotive subject. Here is what will happen on the day, and beyond. Continue reading... ...

29.11.2024 10:00
Thats my own hair. I can really grow whiskers: Amy Adams and Marielle Heller on toddlers, incontinence and Nightbitch The film adaptation of Rachel Yoders 2021 novel offers a whip-smart depiction of motherhood and some icky body horror. Its director and star talk awful husbands, menstrual blood and canine transformationI have to be careful describing the film Nightbitch. Not because of spoilers, but because there is a very real danger I will walk through it frame by frame. And not because its flawless in its depiction of motherhood in the early years what it does to the self, to relationships, to the body, to ones orientation to the world. Rather, because I have never seen it told on screen, from the mothers point of view, with anything like this accuracy.Becoming a mother is such an overidealised moment in culture, says its director, Marielle Heller, words tumbling over those of her star, Amy Adams, when I meet them in London. And then when you go through it, youre like: What?! This is not what I expected. And then you have a sense of failure, because you assume that everybody else is having the idealised version and that theres something off with you. Continue reading... ...

29.11.2024 10:00
Would you survive 72 hours? Germany and the Nordic countries prepare citizens for possible war Apps and booklets are offering advice on how to build a bunker, stockpile food and live without electricity in case the worst happensGermany is developing an app to help people locate the nearest bunker in the event of attack. Sweden is distributing a 32-page pamphlet titled If Crisis or War Comes. Half a million Finns have already downloaded an emergency preparedness guide.If the prospect of a broader conflict in Europe seems remote for many, some countries at least are taking it seriously and, in the term used by Germanys defence minister, Boris Pistorius, taking steps to get populations kriegsf?hig: ready for war. Continue reading... ...

29.11.2024 10:14
Chinese man admits to role in Yasukuni shrine graffiti case A Chinese national living in Japan on Friday admitted to his involvement in a graffiti incident at the war-linked Yasukuni shrine in Tokyo in May. Jiang Zhuojun, 29, pleaded guilty at the Tokyo District Court to charges of damaging property and disrespecting a place of worship, and said the motive behind his actions was not related to history issues. Read full story here