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Denmark has pledged to strengthen Arctic defences after acknowledging years of underinvestment in the semi-autonomous territory. Source: Read More

The world is likely to pass 1.5C warming by 2030, but experts say the choices made now could make a

Russian envoys have been summoned by European leaders after an explosive-laden drone was found at Leipzig airport last month. Source:

As the US president floats a new name for the Strait of Hormuz, Canadians are resisting his “Lake America” decree.

More than a week on from the deadly flash floods, Australia’s Nepali community remain hopeful more survivors will be found.

Open war remains unlikely for now — but one world leader remains critical in keeping balance. Source: Read More

While China stirs tensions over Taiwan in Palau, island leaders are urging Canberra to focus on climate and drug crime.

Thailand is the United States’ only treaty ally in mainland Southeast Asia. Source: Read More

DFAT has revised the number of missing Australians down to 38, as investigations continue. Source: Read More

Loved ones of missing people must grapple with the possibility that they may never know for certain what happened. Source:

Hostilities between the US and Iran have resumed as the war in the Middle East enters its sixth month. Source:

Israel’s defense minister said a ‘senior Hamas figure’ was arrested, but did not give further details. Source: Read More

Critics say the deal is the reason the Trump administration captured then-president Nicolás Maduro in a raid earlier this year.

Tupac Shakur was murdered in 1996 following an altercation at a Las Vegas casino. Source: Read More

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese arrived in Palau on Monday afternoon and is expected to stay until Thursday. Source: Read More

Despite the flaring of hostilities, the US and Iran remain at a tense diplomatic impasse. Source: Read More

Across the border in China, there is little confirmed information regarding deaths or injuries. Source: Read More

The curtain falls on one of football’s most storied international careers. Source: Read More

Major flash flooding in the Grand Canyon has forced evacuations from the tourist hotspot. Source: Read More

People from dozens of countries are unaccounted for after the disaster. Source: Read More

The catastrophic flood event has highlighted the sweeping restrictions on what the outside world sees from Tibet. Source: Read More

Australians are raising millions for Nepal disaster survivors as the death toll rises and thousands remain missing. Source: Read More

Iran has vowed a response after US strikes on rocket launchers near the Strait of Hormuz. Source: Read More

An investigation into Zomi Frankcom’s death is closed. But important questions remain unanswered. Source: Read More

Residents said masked settlers attacked Palestinian homes, trapping families and leaving several people injured. Source: Read More

Nepal has called for specialised foreign assistance as the search for survivors resumes following devastating flash floods. Source: Read More

Sweden’s ban on paying for custom-made porn is part of the law aimed at protecting sex workers. But some say

A Russian drone strike reportedly caused an explosion, which triggered a large-scale fire that spread to homes and a restaurant.

Rescuers are searching for more than 2,500 missing people, with Australians joining the hunt for loved ones. Source: Read More

An Australian woman caught up in deadly flooding in Nepal has made contact with family. Source: Read More

A joint appeal has been launched by Australian charities to support communities devastated by flooding and landslides along the Nepal-China

King Harald V of Norway remained a unifying figure in his country until the very end. Source: Read More

Another disaster could strike Nepal as rescuers search for survivors and communities face a long road to recovery. Source: Read

The latest escalation in tensions between Latvia and Belarus was found hidden among trees and bushes at a border crossing.

France’s local cheeses are a source of national pride. Now, climate change threatens the strict rules that govern their creation.

From legal battles to gerrymandered boundaries, structural changes to US voting rules could decide the next Congress. Source: Read More