Last week, the Australian Prudential Regulation Authority said it had "intensified" its supervision of Medibank and other companies who were failing to meet the authority's standards for data protection.
Researchers showed those participating in the study video footage of dogs and were surprised when it was discovered humans are poor at predicting when dogs were about to be aggressive.
Germany's far-right groups, including the Reichsbürger movement, alongside anti-lockdown protesters, stormed the steps of the country's Parliament building in 2020.
The Islamic fundamentalist regime issued a statement on Twitter saying the victim was a man called Taj Mir, from Herat province, who was sentenced for murder.
In the region of Aragon, northeast Spain, civilians are chased by bulls through the streets and attempt to take the animals, which are always tied with a rope. inside several houses in the town.
EXCLUSIVE: Belarusian strongman Aleksandr Lukashenko could find the country's military compromised by western intelligence should Minsk decide to directly involve itself in Ukraine.
EXCLUSIVE - Iranian students spoke to Express.co.uk about their brutal treatment at the hands of the regime's security forces as thousands of pupils flooded the streets for Student Day.
EXCLUSIVE: A senior Polish Government official has declared that Poland will never allow itself to be treated like a "German colony" amid a fierce row with Berlin over compensation for World War 2.
The threat of another strike follows three previous attacks that have penetrated deep into Russian territory - although Ukraine has not claimed responsibility.
ISLAMABAD - Afghanistan's Taliban said Saturday that their leaders had restarted peace talks with the United States, as a May 1 deadline for all U.S.-led foreign troops to withdraw from the war-shattered country fast approaches. A spokesman for the Islamist insurgent group said the meeting took place Friday night in Doha, the capital of Qatar, where Taliban political deputy chief Abdul Ghani Baradar and U.S. special Afghan peace envoy Zalmay Khalilzad led their respective teams. The Taliban reject Afghan President Ashraf Ghani's government as an illegal entity and product of the U.S. occupation of Afghanistan, insisting intra-Afghan peace talks should lead to the formation of an "Islamic"...
