The Australian government has agreed to pay "an historic settlement" to three women who accused a former top justice of sexual harassment, lawyers for the trio said Monday.

Australia pays settlement over sexual harassment claims against top judge

New Zealand's Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern said on Monday she felt demonstrations against a COVID-19 vaccine mandate now entering their second week were an "imported" phenomenon, and nothing like anything she had seen before in the country.

New Zealand's Ardern labels anti-vaccine mandate protests 'imported' as crowds defy calls to leave

NATO had recently said it was set to bolster troops in the Baltic Sea region in order to ensure "deterrence" against Russia as the European military alliance decided to activate its Response Force consisting of 40,000 troops.

Deterrence & Cold War: How US seeks to 'contain' Putin's regime in Ukraine

According to reports, the Indian Institutes of Technology (IIT) are set to open its branches in the UK. India's high commissioner to the United Kingdom, Gaitri Kumar is said to have shared information related to IITs with UK universities.

British universities eye IIT branches in UK

The Indian government has reportedly issued orders to ban 54 Chinese apps citing privacy and national security concerns. Reports claim India's IT department has said the apps were transferring data to foreign countries including China and has reportedly directed Google Playstore to block it.

Indian government to ban more Chinese apps

Cooper Kupp scored two touchdowns and Aaron Donald spearheaded a fearsome defensive display as the Los Angeles Rams defeated the Cincinnati Bengals 23-20 to win the Super Bowl on Sunday.

Kupp, Donald star as Rams down Bengals in Super Bowl thriller

As countries begin to lift COVID-19 restrictions worldwide, the World Health Organisation(WHO) said Africa is "transitioning from the pandemic phase" while adding that the continent will now have to "manage the presence of the virus in the long term".

Africa transitioning from pandemic, will have to 'manage' virus: WHO

Russian skating sensation Kamila Valieva tested positive for a banned substance, Games testers confirmed Friday, and the IOC is now appealing against Russia's decision to allow her to continue competing in Beijing.

Russian skater Valieva tested positive for banned drug: Olympic testers

Satellite images show Russian troop deployment around Ukraine, Crimea

China's family planning association said it will intervene in abortions related to "unmarried people and adolescents". China's state-run Global Times said the measure was aimed at protecting "national fertility and public health by preventing unwilling and unexpected pregnancies".

Now, Chinese agency says it can intervene in abortions among unmarried women

The Ukraine-Russia talks have failed to produce a breakthrough, Ukraine's chief of staff said in Berlin, even as US President Joe Biden urged American citizens to leave Ukraine immediately.

'Things could go crazy': Ukraine accuses Russia of 'hybrid war' amid naval drill

After two years of the pandemic, semiconductor shortages and supply chain chaos, it seemed like nothing else could go wrong for the auto industry and the millions of people it employs.

Canadian trucker protests snarl an already hobbled auto industry

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