ONE of the world’s most luxurious superyachts, worth $250m and said to belong to a Russian billionaire, has docked in Darwin Harbour.

Fresh from being awarded an “investigation” permit for its San Jose lithium project in Spain, Infinity Lithium’s proposed development of a mining and processing operation at San Jose with an estimated pre-production CAPEX of US$309 million has been given a big vote of support by key strategic investor EIT InnoEnergy.

In the long saga that has been the life of Julian Assange since he created the whistleblower site Wikileaks – using it to uncover war crimes, a myriad of failures at the US State Department and other organs of the secret state as well as revealing various duplicities in the …

We’re saving our shocked Pikachu meme for another day as the banned Islamic Defenders Front (FPI) announces that it is returning with an inevitable rebranding The hardline group says it will soon return with a new name,

A Greek priest was arrested at a monastery near Larissa on Sunday for defying the coronavirus restrictions and conducting the liturgy with dozens of faithful present. The 37-year-old priest of the Holy Monastery of Agia Paraskevi was fined 1,

The Pakistan Supreme Court SC on Tuesday directed relevant authorities to start the restoration of the Hindu temple in Karak within two weeks besides summonin

An Afghan government delegation has left Kabul for a second round of peace talks with Taliban leaders in the Gulf state of Qatar, officials say. Before departing for Doha, the delegation had extensive meetings with political leaders in Kabul where they were provided "clear guidelines".

Israel hailed Greece on Tuesday in approving a defense deal, describing the move as “reflecting the excellent and developing relations” between the two countries. The $1.68 billion defense agreement,

Ambassador of Kazakhstan to India Yerlan Alimbayev on Tuesday said though India Chief Election Commissioner CEC Sunil Arora was invited by the country to ob

Lawyers for Julian Assange have rejected Scott Morrison’s claim he can simply return to Australia if a final legal attempt to extradite him on espionage charges fails, warning the United States could promptly launch new legal proceedings here.