Why is Australia stuck in an inflation problem that has sent interest rates to 15-year highs?

The European Commission will propose changes to EU decision-making rules that could limit national vetoes and speed up the accession process for Ukraine and other candidate countries

Fatalities near 4,000 across the DRC as health workers battle community anger and a vaccine-resistant strain.

As the European radical right seeks to convert its strong polling into positions of power, it remains dogged by questions about its historic and future links to Moscow.

The UK forms No. III Space Effects Squadron to counter threats to its satellites as part of its broader efforts to develop orbital warfare capabilities.

Kirill Budanov, head of the Office of the President, stated that North Korea is using lessons learned from Russia’s war against Ukraine to develop its own weapons. According to him, Pyongyang is recei...

Ongoing clinical trials for Bundibugyo Ebola virus therapeutics provide an important opportunity to make successful treatments accessible to all who need them.

Eight makers said their interceptors were ready last winter. They weren't.

One after the other they lined up to speak: National leaders warning of increasing imminent danger to their countries.

As Australian students record historically poor results on key cognitive measures, states are moving to reduce screen time in classrooms, unwinding a key initiative of the Rudd era.

Closure another blow to Ukraine’s steel sector, as Zelenskyy warns Moscow is expanding its targets to include ‘daily life’. What we know on day 1,676 Continue reading...

Russian attacks destroyed 13 million books and hit dozens of Ukrainian publishers. Here's why Ukraine's publishing industry has become a target.

Use of the technology is increasingly evident in day-to-day politics, Left Alliance MP Anna Kontula says, including to write speeches delivered in parliament.

There is growing concern that AI can blunt memory and reasoning. But science shows ways to keep the brain sharp.

Influenza cases are peaking unusually late in the year in Australia, so if you haven't had your flu jab this season, it's actually not too late.

OpenAI's rogue artificial intelligence agents appear to have worked together to try to circumvent cybersecurity defences and find ways to access Australian government health data, according to conversation logs.