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Ukrainian and Polish teams have completed exhumations at two former villages in Volyn Oblast, uncovering the remains of 55 people believed to have died during World War II, the Ukrainian Institute of National Remembrance and Poland’s Institute of National Remembrance said on Aug. 7.
We haven't written up this one. New Voice of Ukraine has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Candidates in Tasmania's election continue to feel exposed as election material such as advertisements, signs or pamphlets must include the "true name and address" of whoever produced them.
Katarzyna Niewiadoma-Phinney takes the lead in the Tour de France Femmes after a surprise appearance of her parents roadside.
Victorian residents donate money to a man's mission to make crumbling country roads safer as they wait for government action.
Half a century after Aboriginal land rights in the Northern Territory were written into law, a Garma Festival announcement could usher in a next chapter. But what would it look like?
Tash Anderson has become Australia's top female pinball competitor since being roped into attending a social event three years ago.
India has taken a decisive step by officially naming twenty-seven sites in Arunachal Pradesh on its maps, a move designed to clarify territorial boundaries and counter Chinese assertions.