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The trade war is morphing into a capital war.

‘Time to wake up’: Turnbull, opposition seize on Trump’s AUKUS review

Defence Minister Richard Marles and AUKUS architect Scott Morrison insist they are confident the United States will keep supporting the $368 billion submarine deal.

  • Natassia Chrysanthos, Paul Sakkal, Michael Koziol and Rob Harris

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The leaders of the AUKUS nations, British Prime Minister Keir Starmer (left), Anthony Albanese and US President Donald Trump.

AUKUS is a disaster for Australia. Trump has given us an out – let’s take it

We were never likely to get any submarines, and all the deal does is tie us ever closer to an increasingly volatile and aggressive America.

  • Dr Emma Shortis
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Albanese must make Trump an offer he can’t refuse

Anthony Albanese needs to make AUKUS great again by super-sizing the existing deal and offering the Trump administration more than was agreed to under Trump’s predecessor, Joe Biden.

  • James Massola
Australians have expressed some of the most negative attitudes towards Donald Trump in the world.

Australians on Trump: dumb, dangerous and dishonest

A global survey shows Australians have some of the most negative attitudes in the world towards the US president.

  • Shane Wright

In Trump’s America, even words are under attack

Efforts to control language never work. Banning something only makes it more powerful.

  • Liz Gooch
A protester is arrested by California Highway Patrol near the federal building in downtown Los Angeles on Tuesday.

Los Angeles is at war with Trump’s vision of America

The inner core of America’s second-largest city looked more like a war zone readying for an air raid as a new 8pm curfew aimed to curb rampant looting and vandalism.

  • Michael Koziol
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Composite image of Michael Lewis, Donald Trump and the White House for The Morning Edition.

‘Someone needs to punch the bully’: What it will take to save the American Empire from ruin

Decimating government departments was only the beginning of Donald Trump worsening every risk the United States could possibly face. But, as The Big Short author and sea change predictor Michael Lewis says, once a bully is knocked off their high horse, it’s “amazing what happens in the school yard.”

  • Samantha Selinger-Morris
A protester in Paramount, Los Angeles, throws a rock amid tear gas from law enforcement during a demonstration after federal immigration authorities conducted operations.

Marines on high alert after Trump sends National Guard to Los Angeles

The president’s decision follows protests in the city that were sparked by immigration raids aimed at fulfilling his promise of mass deportations.

  • Sandra Stojanovic and Omar Younis

‘Progressive patriot’ prime minister faces his call to arms

With political chaos in the US, and mounting belligerence in our region, Anthony Albanese must weigh opportunity against risk to keep Australia safe.

  • Peter Hartcher
US President Donald Trump poses for a photo with Chinese President Xi Jinping during a meeting on the sidelines of the G-20 summit in Osaka in 2019.

Trump agrees to visit China after ice-breaking call with Xi

The US president said he had accepted an invitation to visit Beijing after the call with his China counterpart – their first since he returned to power in January.

  • Michael Koziol and Lisa Visentin

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