Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences Announces Winner of 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry
The Royal Swedish Academy of Sciences announces the winner of the 2026 Nobel Prize in Chemistry on Oct. 7 in Stockholm, Sweden.
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Israel Marks 3rd Anniversary of Oct. 7 Attacks
Memorial ceremonies across Israel are being held alongside international tributes and heightened security warnings.
Business Leaders Push for Capital Gains Tax Deferral to Retain Funds in Canadian Firms
More than 150 Canadian business leaders are calling on Ottawa to overhaul its tax framework to encourage greater investment in homegrown companies. Canadian entrepreneurs, corporate executives, financial backers, and trade groups have jointly petitioned Finance Minister François-Philippe Champagne to consider two policies they say will bolster domestic entrepreneurship and “create a cycle in which one Canadian success increases our capacity to produce the next.” “We believe two targeted tax changes can strengthen that cycle while complementing the government’s broader investment agenda,” the group said in an open letter to Champagne. The campaign, dubbed Bet on Canada, is led by the Canadian Venture Capital and Private Equity Association in partnership with the Council of Canadian Innovators....
Russia Responds After Reports of 2nd Laboratory Worker Death
The first worker died of pneumonia of unknown cause, Russian authorities have said.
US Troops Face Month-Long Curfew in Okinawa After Alleged Murder
Lt. Gen. Benjamin Watson said when the trust of the Okinawan community is damaged, 'it affects the strength of our alliance and the security of this region.'
High Court Strikes Down Coal Mine Extension, Finds Climate Emissions Not Considered
Mine owner MACH Energy says it accepts the 3-2 decision but will 'actively pursue all available options' to ensure its long-term continuity.
Deloitte Warns of ‘Recession-Like’ Conditions for Australian Households
The firm says migration has masked years of weak productivity, leaving household prosperity behind.
OpenAI Concedes Australia May Never Have Discovered Medicare Hack Without Its Disclosure
The OpenAI executive said another incident involved the New South Wales (NSW) National Parks and Wildlife Service.
Dubai Property Developer Opens Sydney Office as Interest From Australian Investors Grows
BNW Developments said Australians were attracted by Dubai’s established property market, favourable rental yields and the UAE’s residency framework.
US Embassy Issues Health Alert Following Suspected Plague Death in Russia
The embassy in Russia advised U.S. citizens to monitor their health for 14 days if they have traveled to the affected region.
Albanese Confident Australia Will Hit 82 Percent Renewable Energy Target by 2030
He said that in December, renewable energy sources made up over 50 percent of Australia’s energy supply for the first time.
In Search of Gods and Mastery: Why One Artist Left Home for the ‘Big Apple’
'I wanted to understand the language of traditional European painting, especially the tradition from the Renaissance,' said Australian artist Andrew Bonneau.
Coalition Migration Plan Will Not Create US-style ICE Agency: Angus Taylor
Opposition Leader Angus Taylor says his party would increase migration again once Australia has caught up on its infrastructure needs.
Trump Says He Is Considering Suspending Federal Gas Tax
The federal gasoline tax is 18.4 cents per gallon. The nation's average price for a gallon of regular gas is $4.36.
Taiwan Opens Phoenix Office as Arizona Ties Expand
Gov. Katie Hobbs and other Arizona officials welcomed Taiwan’s new Phoenix office despite repeated efforts by China’s Los Angeles consulate to stop it.
As Chinese Documentary Targets Burma Scam Centers, Others Point to CCP Role in Fraud
The crime syndicates in Southeast Asia received support from Beijing and engaged in its transnational repression operations, an insider said.
Day in Photos: Paris Student Protests, Nobel Physics Prize, and Camel Racing Season
A glimpse into the world through the lens of photography.
Scientist Who Hunts Mysterious Ghost Particles in the Antarctic Ice Wins Nobel Prize for Physics
Belgian-born scientist Francis Halzen won the Nobel Prize in physics.
China Eliminates Hundreds of Rural Banks as Bad Loans Weigh on Small Lenders
China’s rural banks are disappearing as independent institutions amid high bad-loan levels and a government push to reduce and restructure smaller lenders.
Canada’s Health Agency Says It’s Monitoring the Situation After Russian Lab Worker Dies of Unknown Illness
The Public Health Agency of Canada (PHAC) says it is monitoring the death of a Russian laboratory worker from an unknown illness and has identified no risks to Canada. A PHAC spokesperson said in an Oct. 6 email to The Epoch Times that the agency was aware of the illness and death of a 28-year-old [...]