As King Charles and Queen Camilla grace the sunny shores of Sydney on their six-day Australian tour, they’re stirring up more than ocean breezes—debates about Australia's monarchy status are rising in tandem with their itinerary of environmental projects and political meet-ups.

Meanwhile, in the Northern Territory, the government has reversed its decision on the age of criminal responsibility, deciding once again that children as young as ten can face incarceration, a move met with mixed reactions and concerns, especially regarding its impact on Aboriginal youth.

Across the globe, the U.S. has charged former Indian intelligence officer Vikash Yadav in a murder-for-hire plot, an accusation that's ringing alarm bells diplomatically, especially following serious claims by Canadian officials against India concerning similar plots.

In a significant move to fortify its regional foothold and support the Egyptian economy, Almarai has funneled over EGP 1 billion into two new cheese production lines, aiming to boost local jobs and exports, showcasing economic synergies across the Middle East.

Saudi Arabia, with an eye on its Vision 2030 sustainability goals, is making strides in e-waste recycling, laying the groundwork with new initiatives and recycling facilities to address the environmental challenges posed by electronic waste.

Lastly, the death of Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar is shaking up the group's internal dynamics, prompting a strategic reassessment of leadership and actions amid the enduring conflict with Israel, as potential successors navigate the turbulent waters ahead.