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With Assad gone, a brutal dictatorship ends. But the new risks are huge

New York Times: Will Assad's fall usher in a new era for Syria and the Middle East?

Scientific breakthrough gives new hope to building quantum computers

Financial Times: Experts compare achievement to first human-made nuclear chain reaction.

Paul Lewis: Why selecting overseas All Blacks won't replicate Boks' success

OPINION: NZR must quash Scott Robertson's desire to pick from offshore.

I’m in a ‘no strings’ relationship in my 60s – it’s the most satisfying sex of my life

Telegraph: 'People question our casual relationship, but it has brought me endless joy.'

RSA rebel group threatens to quit national body

'Slow death' solution to RSA woes threatens to split the veterans' body.

Simon Wilson: ‘Our Eiffel Tower’ - why Wellington should fight to save the City to Sea bridge

OPINION: Saving Wellington's City to Sea Bridge is about saving what we really value.

Letters: Humanity forgotten in healthcare squeeze

OPINION: 'People are not a business.'

Opinion: Rebuilding the buzz of Auckland's hospitality sector

OPINION: Aucklanders have shown they’re willing to come out and connect with each other.

Editorial: Why All Black Sevu Reece's court appearance matters more than his on-field fame

OPINION: Sevu Reece confronts his alcohol issues head-on – and good on him.

Billionaires plan overhaul of US news groups as media confronts trust issue

Financial Times: Overhaul an effort to 'restore trust' in news.

When they hear plants crying, some moths make a decision

NY Times: Insects rely on plant sounds to guide important reproductive choices.

'Creepy': Unidentified drones light up US skies, baffling residents

New York Times: The sightings have prompted the FAA to establish no-fly zones.

Chris Rattue: The new coach needed for NZ's cricket comeback

The Black Caps' erratic 2024 is beyond explanation.

As South Korean investment grows, so do ‘Koreatowns’

Financial Times: Samsung, Hyundai, LG bring Korean culture to unexpected parts of the US.

Trump signals an aggressive opening, threatening 'jail' for political foes

New York Times: He also vowed to pardon January 6 attackers on day one.

Much of dementia could be preventable – these 12 steps can help reboot your brain

Telegraph: These strategies can help anti-age your memory in midlife.

Small businesses share predictions for Christmas spending

Holiday park's reservations might be a sign of slightly sunnier outlook.

How rebels toppled the Syrian regime of Bashar al-Assad

New York Times: Bashar al-Assad fled the country as rebels claimed the capital, Damascus.