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Donald Trump has been advocating for Greenland, a self-governing Danish territory, to become part of the US. Source: Read More

Venezuela’s leader Nicolas Maduro is in a New York detention centre awaiting drug charges as a minister in Caracas says

The Department of Foreign Affairs says it’s checking to determine whether any Australians were affected by the US attacks on

In Jordan, an unlikely education program is using squash to keep refugee girls in school and open doors once thought

The US government has not provided any details on how the US is going to take control of Venezuelan oil,

While some demonstrations celebrate Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro’s capture, world leaders have offered mixed reactions. Source: Read More

Donald Trump said the US has captured Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro and his wife and removed them from the country.

US President Donald Trump said a regime change and control of the country’s oil reserves are top priorities. Source: Read

Multiple explosions rocked Venezuela’s capital Caracas early on Saturday and columns of black smoke and aircraft could be seen, according

At least eight protesters have been killed, and several have been arrested, according to an Iranian human rights organisation. Source:

As many Aussies tighten their purse strings, here’s what budget-conscious travellers can expect before hitting these predicted travel hotspots. Source:

Meet the woman sentenced to 15 years in prison in her home country who Australian leaders call “a fearless advocate

China’s population fell for a third consecutive year in 2024 and experts have warned the downturn will continue. Source: Read

The Venezuelan government has neither confirmed nor denied Donald Trump’s claim of a US strike on a “dock area where

Mamdani, a self-described democratic socialist, comes to power at a time when Trump has pushed a hard-right agenda. Source: Read

Protests in Iran that started over high rates of inflation and a fall in the currency have led to several

Swiss officials said the fire, which came less than a year after a fire in a club in North Macedonia

The 48th edition of the Dakar Rally kicks off this weekend in Saudi Arabia. Here’s what to know about the

From Kathmandu to Manila, 2025 became a year when streets pushed back. Youth-led protests challenged corruption, demanding accountability. Source: Read

An industry group has also warned the newly announced tariffs could damage trade worth over $1 billion between Australia and

The Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade said it was seeking to confirm the reported death with authorities in Ukraine.

“Are we tired? Very. Does ‍this mean we are ready to surrender? Anyone who thinks so is deeply mistaken,” Zelenskyy

A UN spokesperson said Israel was implementing a “ systematic campaign to discredit  UNRWA” and obstruct its provision of aid to Palestinian

Trump said in a social media post that federal forces will “come back” if crime rates go up. Source: Read

People all over the world are ringing in the new year with traditions old and new. Source: Read More

Declassified documents reveal what John Howard’s cabinet considered, and ignored, when sending troops to Afghanistan. Source: Read More

Australia said on Wednesday that China’s military drills around Taiwan were “deeply concerning, destabilising and risk inflaming regional tensions”. Source:

A look back at the images and moments that defined Australia and the world in 2025. Source: Read More

Rewilders around the world have sought to reintroduce species to their traditional habitats. But not all efforts have official approval.

The company behind hit K-pop group NewJeans has filed a lawsuit against one of the group’s members, marking the latest

A Saudi-led coalition says it has targeted shipments of weapons and combat vehicles in Yemen that were unloaded from vessels

Iran’s economy, already battered by decades of sanctions, was further strained after the UN in late September reinstated international sanctions.

Israel says it will suspend several humanitarian organisations for failing to meet its new rules to vet international organisations working

The military exercises are believed to be some of Beijing’s largest to date. Source: Read More

Khaleda Zia was seen as a frontrunner to win the February 2026 general election in Bangladesh. Source: Read More

The two fatalities were identified as Joshua’s close friends. Source: Read More