Kathleen Folbigg was freed in 2023 after a review found there was reasonable doubt she killed her babies.
The South East Asian nation's military leaders named Myint Swe acting president after a 2021 coup.
The president also hits India with a 50% tariff and threatens a 100% levy on foreign-made semiconductors.
The US Army sergeant allegedly opened fire on his fellow troops before being tackled by soldiers, officials say.
In Kharkiv, investigators gather evidence of Russian attacks - and how it has dodged sanctions.
Fiongal Greenlaw-Meek's sister tells BBC Newsnight her family are seeking closure and dignity for her brother.
Mark Gibbon and his daughter-in-law argued about his grandchildren before he tried to drown her on a family holiday, Florida police say.
The huge wildfire is the largest in France so far this year and has burned an area larger than Paris.
Researchers attributed the additional deaths to several factors, including poor air quality.
Lebanon's cabinet has said it wants to establish a state monopoly on arms by the end of the year.
The project, which has been started before, still needs to cross several hurdles before building can start.
The project, which has been started before, still needs to cross several hurdles before building can start.
Observers are baffled at how Hamas can pay officials as Gaza is isolated and largely reduced to rubble.
The US president has called on Apple to do more of its manufacturing in the US.
It remains unclear how many people have been shot or injured in the shooting at Fort Stewart military base.
The authorities have not confirmed the cause of the crash, described as a "national tragedy".
Trump's tariff threats and social media outbursts have raised concerns about the state of India-US relations.
Officials say the fire is advancing rapidly, driven by strong winds, dry vegetation and hot summer weather.
This will bring the tariff rate on India to 50%, among the highest rates imposed by the US.
The US is withdrawing $500m for vaccines for diseases like flu and Covid. Health correspondent James Gallagher asks if it's the right call.
Pages