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FAO Committee on Agriculture opens with strong call for science, innovation and technical solutions
The Odyssey is set in a fantasy world – but the ancient Greeks mapped it onto what they knew
The Trump administration wants to dismantle the International Criminal Court. Can it?
Witnesses Sought To Serious Assault
Women on ancient Roman farms were in charge of making wine, oil – and profits. Historians dismissed them as ‘housekeepers’
European Cities Short On Shade As Heat Bites
Will a peace deal between Iran and the US hold? Lessons from ancient Rome and Persia
Why the Paraguay match will define the Socceroos’ World Cup
Speakers in Security Council Urge Concrete Progress on Elections, Security, Economic Reform in Libya amid Renewed But Fragile Momentum in Political Process
To fight child hunger, coordinate food, health and climate policy
FAO Partnership Award honors logistics, youth innovation and integrated development
Bigger, Better SailGP Returns To Perth In 2027
FAO MuNe expands beyond Rome with first installation at Venice Climate Week
FAO report highlights long-term economic case for tackling antimicrobial resistance in livestock
Cost-of-living relief imminent for thousands more seniors
ACU launches landmark book exploring Pope Leo XIVs reflections on education and AI
Availability, accessibility and affordability of quality food are vital for food security, says FAO
Strait of Hormuz: Time running out to avert global food security crisis, FAO warns
Acclaimed Australian artist Stanislava Pinchuk awarded prestigious Rome residency
FAO Director-General calls for AI’s transformative power to be at the service of rural communities and a bridge towards shared prosperity
Balikatan Builds Trust
FAO Director General honours India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi with FAO’s prestigious Agricola Medal
Greece Gifts Olympia To Australia For 2032 Games
How a shifting Nile landscape shaped the rise of the ancient empire of Kush in Sudan
Love, quest, adventure: the storytelling behind Xi Jinping’s speeches and China’s grand strategy
Cyber defenders hunt invaders in virtual fight
Strait of Hormuz crisis: Fertilizer scarcity will affect next harvests and food supplies, FAO warns
Allies work as one launching and landing at sea
Archbishop Emeritus Mark Coleridge accepts Honorary Doctorate from ACU
‘No fear of roaring lions’: Iran has a long history of standing firm against outside aggressors
Galaxies of life are collecting dust in museums – digitizing microscope slides can uncover billions of fossils for natural history
Italy needs to sustain momentum on reforms to boost growth and reduce public debt
Aeroporti di Roma to Deploy Outsight’s Physical AI Solution at Scale Across Rome Fiumicino Airport
Hudson Institute CEO joins international science advisory council
Conflict in the Near East region adds pressure on fragile agrifood systems, FAO Director-General warns
From Salford to Shanghai: how cities around the world are taking back control of housing
Qantas Group Market Update
‘First contact’ that may have led to complex life on Earth finally witnessed by scientists
‘A whole civilisation will die tonight’: Trump’s genocide threat against Iran was another new low for America
Ancient Oracle Warned Invading Persia Would Backfire
Despairing at the state of the world? The ancient Greeks and Romans knew the feeling
UN committee requests General Assembly consideration of enforced disappearance situation: Mexico
A war without accountability: why the Middle East crisis is also a legal quagmire
IBS diets don’t work for everyone. New research shows why – and it’s not just about the food
FAO Chief Economist warns of severe global food security risks from disruption to Strait of Hormuz trade corridor
ACU climbs global rankings with highest ever results for theology and philosophy
FAO celebrates 2026 International Day of Forests and World Water Day
How political borders in the Middle Ages are linked to chorales

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