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The president was responding to numerous media reports that supplies were dwindling.
The latest outbreak of violence comes against the backdrop of U.S.-facilitated talks on a broader peace and security framework in Rome.
The proposed arrangement would shift a significant portion of commercial traffic into Iranian waters, according to officials in Tehran.
The tiny possum species lives off nectar and pollen and has proven elusive to conservationists.
Eala’s first career title launches her into the WTA top 20 for the first time.
The move comes after it was revealed that more than 6,500 research papers had been produced with Chinese Communist Party-linked military institutions.
Australia’s taxpayer-funded broadcaster has apologised to her and edited an episode of ‘Race Around the World’ following legal pressure over a violent segment.
Carry-on bags will be subject to a size limit of 40 x 30 x 20 centimetres. Passengers whose bags exceed the limit will have to pay extra fees.
Investigators have released footage of suspects who set fire to vehicles at a Melbourne defence supplier in a suspected act of far-left terror.
The western Sydney politician suffered fractures and other injuries after his vehicle was struck by a truck in a three-vehicle collision.
This comes after Queensland and the Northern Territory rejected the federal government’s proposed national framework for data centres in late July.
The publishing giant has reported increased revenues across its various operations, but its CEO says AI companies continue to ‘pilfer and profit.’
A purported Oman–Iran deal and the pending pact Trump is touting are stopgaps that will require revising the decades-old ‘Law of the Sea,’ experts say.
Macroeconomist Henry Wu said CCP leader Xi Jinping has prioritized the party’s survival over market reforms, deepening China’s economic vulnerabilities.
Anti-slavery commissioners say many migrants on the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme are subjected to conditions akin to modern-day slavery.
The licence authorised Fortune Agribusiness to extract 40 gigalitres of groundwater at Singleton Station, north of Alice Springs, every year for 30 years.
Independent Senator David Pocock is exploring ways to bring forward amendments to Labor’s tax reforms during the next sitting fortnight.
‘While IBAC did not find that any individuals engaged in corrupt conduct ... IBAC did find serious and concerning conduct by senior public officials’: report.
