How China Censors the Video Game World Deep Dive
China's video game market is the world's largest, but strict censorship rules on politics, cults, and ghouls challenge international developers. Is it worth the compromise?
Category : Politics
Merz Still Struggles with Low Approval One Year In
Friedrich Merz marks one year as German chancellor with just 19% approval, facing crises, gaffes, and far-right gains amid coalition tensions.
Fresh Doubts Over 2007 Garlasco Murder Case
New DNA evidence in Chiara Poggi's murder has led to a suspect being questioned, potentially exposing a miscarriage of justice and freeing the convicted man.
California Governor Candidates Clash in Heated Debate
Seven candidates for California governor debated as early voting begins, with key clashes on healthcare, taxes, and Trump. Becerra and Hilton lead a dynamic field.
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US Says War Over, Strait Blockade Continues
Analysis of the White House's claim that Operation Epic Fury is over despite the ongoing Strait of Hormuz blockade, plus a Supreme Court decision affecting midterm elections and the King's US visit.
Labour Collapse Could Make Farage Face of UK Union Crisis
Labour's electoral decline risks making Nigel Farage the face of the UK's fragile union, as Scottish and Welsh nationalism radicalise amid Reform UK's rise.
Crumbling Walls Hamper Anti-Drone Prison Measures
Weak walls in Victorian prisons delay installation of anti-drone netting and grilles, as drone incidents surge over 1000% in four years, posing a national security threat.
May Elections 2026: Key Tests for UK Parties
Over 30 million voters head to polls in England, Wales, and Scotland. Labour faces potential losses of 1,800+ councillors, while Reform and Greens aim for gains. Plaid Cymru could make history in Wales.
EU Trade Deal May Restrict UK Use of Glyphosate Weedkiller
A new EU-UK trade agreement could force the UK to ban pre-harvest use of glyphosate, a weedkiller linked to cancer, aligning with EU restrictions since 2023.
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New Mexico Seeks $3.7bn Fine and Major Reforms in Meta Trial
New Mexico's attorney general petitions for a $3.7bn fine and sweeping child safety changes to Meta's platforms in the second phase of a landmark case.
Singapore Allows Caning for School Bullies
Singapore introduces caning as a last resort for male students aged 9+ who bully, including cyberbullying, sparking debate over corporal punishment.
Reform UK's Essex Campaign Tests Professionalisation
Nigel Farage's Reform UK party showcases a sleeker, data-driven approach in Essex local elections, aiming to win control of the county council and test its new campaign machinery.
Melbourne Declaration: Distant Hope for India's Informal Workers
The Melbourne declaration aims to fund and empower those overlooked by injustice. But for 16-year-old bidi roller Shazia Khanum in India, its promise remains distant.
IS-Linked Families Return to Australia from Syria
Four Australian women and nine children from IS-linked families are flying from Syria to Australia. They may face arrest and charges. The government insists no assistance was provided.
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IS-Linked Australian Women Face Arrest on Return from Syria
Four Australian women linked to Islamic State and nine children are returning from Syria. They may face arrest and charges, with the government promising a hardline response.
RFU's Six Nations Review: Fans Left in the Dark
The RFU's handling of England's Six Nations review lacks transparency, rubber-stamping Steve Borthwick's coaching team despite poor results, leaving fans frustrated.
Victoria Police Target Organised Crime After Melbourne Fires
Victoria Police arrest 35 people on 140 charges linked to a series of suspicious fires at Melbourne venues, allegedly orchestrated by organised crime using young offenders recruited via technology.
Australia's $10bn Fuel Plan Draws Environmental Criticism
Australia announces $10.7bn fuel security package to boost diesel and jet fuel reserves to 50 days, but environmentalists argue it misses chance to reduce fossil fuel reliance.
Antisemitism Royal Commission Hears Harrowing Abuse Evidence
The royal commission on antisemitism hears of violent abuse against a Jewish candidate and a schoolboy thrown into a bin, as police remove a man wearing an antisemitic T-shirt outside the hearings.
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NT Workers Stood Down Over Kumanjayi Little Baby Case
Three NT child protection workers are stood down pending investigation into handling of welfare notifications for Kumanjayi Little Baby, a five-year-old Warlpiri girl found dead near Alice Springs.
Man Arrested for Offensive Symbol Near Antisemitism Hearing
A 68-year-old man was arrested in Sydney for wearing a shirt with an offensive symbol outside the venue of the royal commission into antisemitism.
14-Year Jail for Foreign-Backed Antisemitic Attacks in UK
Offenders committing antisemitic attacks backed by foreign powers like Iran face 14 years in prison under new UK legislation to be announced in the King's Speech.
FCA Reviews Aggressive Claims Firms Over Compensation
The FCA reviews claims management firms for misleading ads and fees, targeting victims of the car finance scandal. Consumers warned against using these firms as the regulator's scheme is free.
States Prep for Children from Syrian Camps
Two Australian states are preparing to resettle children returning from Syrian detention camps, with most bound for Melbourne. Women face possible charges.
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FA Calls on Victoria to Reverse Fed Square Socceroos Ban
Football Australia is urging the Victorian government to overturn a ban on screening Socceroos World Cup matches at Federation Square, citing fan unity.
Russia Strikes Ukraine During Ceasefire, Killing Dozens
Russia attacked Ukrainian cities with drones and missiles despite a 24-hour truce called by Zelenskyy, killing at least 28 civilians. Ukraine condemns Moscow's actions as rejecting peace.
Green Leader Admits Red Cross Spokesperson Error
Zack Polanski says he was wrong to claim being a Red Cross spokesperson, as Greens face scrutiny over rising popularity and antisemitism allegations.
Mexico City club charges US citizens $300 cover fee
Japan nightclub in Roma Norte charges Americans 5,000 pesos ($300) while others pay less, sparking debate over gentrification and US-Mexico tensions.
How Nature Thrives in Bomb Craters from WWII to Ukraine
In London's Walthamstow Marshes, a V2 rocket crater became a thriving pond. Scientists in Ukraine see similar ecological recovery in bomb craters from Russia's invasion.
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Labour Is the Only Party Taking Climate Crisis Seriously
Climate minister Katie White argues Labour is the only party delivering real climate action, while Greens and Tories block progress. She urges voters to back Labour in local elections.
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