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Mixed winter crop production prospects for 2026-27 in South Africa
Africa

Mixed winter crop production prospects for 2026-27 in South Africa

South Africa’s 2026-27 winter crop production is estimated at 2.67 million tonnes, up 2% year on year. While this figure is optimistic, it overshadows sector challenges that have persisted since the start of the season. For example, the higher input costs weighed on finances as the season began a few months after the U.S.-Iran war,

Ten monumental brutalist buildings in Asia
Asia

Ten monumental brutalist buildings in Asia

From a modernist church in South Korea to a geometric post office in Qatar, editor Bob Pang selects 10 of his favourite projects from the recently released Brutalist Asia book. Edited by Pang with Blue Crow Media founder Derek Lamberton, Brutalist Asia contains photographs and essays of 140 buildings in 28 Asian countries. It aims

US Marine arrested in Japan for alleged murder of a woman - National
Canada

US Marine arrested in Japan for alleged murder of a woman – National

TOKYO (AP) — Japanese police arrested a U.S. Marine in the alleged robbery and murder of a woman on Okinawa, officials said Sunday, the latest criminal case on the southern island where the heavy American troop presence has remained a sensitive issue. The Okinawa prefectural police said they arrested a 20-year-old Marine stationed at the

Politics and budget constraints stalled needed criminal justice reforms
Crime & Justice

Politics and budget constraints stalled needed criminal justice reforms

The 2026 Oklahoma legislative session saw disappointingly few needed criminal justice reforms become law. Over the past few years, the legislature and the governor have built momentum for positive criminal justice reforms, but those efforts fell flat this year. Between self-imposed budget constraints, interchamber feudsand the looming pressures of election seasonthere was relatively little appetite

America's Data Center Revolt Finds New Recruits in Australia, Europe and Asia
Europe

America’s Data Center Revolt Finds New Recruits in Australia, Europe and Asia

Opposition to AI data centers is spreading beyond the US. Residents in Australia, South Korea, Japan and Malaysia are now challenging projects planned near their homes. In Sydney, Australia’s largest property company has dropped a data center that would have stood about 20 meters from homes. The plan had drawn fierce local opposition. Residents From

City of Asheville announces retirement of Finance and Management Services Director Tony McDowell in December
Finance

City of Asheville announces retirement of Finance and Management Services Director Tony McDowell in December

After 28 years of dedicated public service to the City of Asheville, Finance and Management Services Director Tony McDowell has formally announced his plans to retire on December 31, 2026.  Throughout his impactful career, he has demonstrated a professional commitment to transparency and fiscal responsibility in leading the City’s annual budget and auditing processes. As

Why is fighting intensifying in Yemen’s Taiz governorate? | Conflict News
Middle East

Why is fighting intensifying in Yemen’s Taiz governorate? | Conflict News

Yemen’s internationally recognised government and the Iran-backed Houthis are engaged in a fierce struggle for the Taiz governorate, a key strategic area in the southwest of the country. Rashad al-Alimi, chief of the Saudi Arabia-backed Presidential Leadership Council (PLC), announced on Sunday the start of a major offensive against the Houthis to regain lost territory.

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