‘Scandalous’: Israel rocked by US backflip
The US has said it is “perplexed” by Israel’s anger after Tel Aviv cancelled a planned trip by officials to Washington after a UN vote.
Military
‘We are next’: War fears engulf Europe
A chorus of alarm is sounding out across the continent as a re-energised Russia looks set to accelerate its war with Ukraine.
‘Dangerous’: Australia’s Trump challenge
A fresh array of problems are in store for Anthony Albanese if Republican candidate Donald Trump assumes power in November.
Aussies slugged $4.7bn for hidden subs cost
The government has defended slugging Aussie taxpayers with a multi-billion dollar invoice for a UK company, saying it’s critical Australia contributes.
Albo, Dutton pay tribute to late soldier
The lower house paused on Thursday to pay tribute to a special forces soldier killed in a training accident.
Australia signs $1bn war machine deal
A major deal worth $1 billion has been signed by Australia in what is being labelled the nation’s biggest defence export.
‘Extraordinary’ reason for UK defence deal
A visiting UK MP exclaimed he was shocked to learn Australia and the UK did not already have such a deal already in place.
Albo hits out after Trump’s Rudd rant
The Coalition are ‘politicising’ Australia’s diplomatic efforts, as the fallout of Donald Trump’s comments on Kevin Rudd continues.
‘Doubling its power’: Troubling intel revealed
Intelligence compiled by one of Europe’s biggest powers has raised new concerns about Vladimir Putin’s plans for the West.
‘Higher expectations’: anger at aid decision
The resumption of funding to the controversial UN aid agency in Gaza has sparked backlash from the Coalition.
Putin ‘jams signals’ of UK minister’s jet
London has accused Moscow of jamming the GPS of a military jet carrying the UK’s defence minister for about 30 minutes mid-flight.
Putin’s chilling new nuclear declaration
Vladimir Putin has continued to stoke tensions between Russia and the West with a new threat directed at Ukraine’s most ardent allies.
Marles: Subs snag ‘to be expected’
The Defence Minister has sought to allay fears over the $368bn AUKUS deal, after the US confirmed it would fall short on its part of the agreement.
‘Last legs’: Lambie’s plea to fix crisis
A firebrand senator has taken the government to task, saying her office has become the last port of call for many suffering Australians.
Why it’s so hard to find a real-life spy
As Australia faces increasing threats to its security from foreign spies, the stark truth about what a spy would realistically look like has been revealed – and it’s no James Bond lookalike.
Desperate final act before soldier’s death
The son of former Labor defence minister Joel Fitzgibbon has been killed in a parachuting accident during a military training exercise.
‘Need change now’: Labor defends decision
Defence Minister Richard Marles says ‘history would judge’ whether Labor had been right not to extend an inquiry into defence suicides, saying the government genuinely wanted to make real change.
‘Broke me’: Navy hero’s secret report shock
A navy diver has made shocking claims to a royal commission after he was sent a secret report into his brother’s suicide.
Germany ‘preparing to attack’ Russia
Leaked audio of Germany military discussions have sparked a diplomatic firestorm and raised questions about the security of communications.
Senior military leaders front suicide inquest
Australia’s senior-most military and civilian leaders in defence will front the final hearings of an inquest in veteran’s suicide.
Putin nuke threat amid Russian sanctions
Australia has imposed additional sanctions on Russian prison officials as Vladimir Putin threatens nuclear war with the West.
100 Gazans dead in stampede for food
More than 100 Gazans have died in a chaotic — and disputed incident — as a desperate crowd gathered around aid trucks. Warning: Graphic content.
‘We need more’: Ukraine’s plea to Australia
Australia needs to provide more “money and material” to help Ukraine hold the line against Russia, the ambassador says.
‘Pull up’: Desperate call before choper crash
An inquiry into the horror crash of an army helicopter that killed four defence personnel has heard of the final moments before the accident.
Big ‘issue’ with defence force
Senior leaders in Australia’s defence force are facing accusations they have “issues of culture” that need to be addressed and challenged.
Trump’s plan for militarised US exposed
US Presidential candidate Donald Trump believes he has the power to enforce a wide range of controversial policies.
China not an ‘imminent’ threat: Marles
Australia’s navy fleet will double in size under an $11bn overhaul, but critics say more is needed.
‘Lethal’: Navy’s $11.1bn boost as threat rises
Australia will more than double its number of warships in a significant overhaul to the Navy to counter the rising threat of conflict in our backyard.
‘War’: China’s disturbing move in Antarctica
Beijing has made a major move, which experts say could have serious consequences for Australia.
Apocalyptic threat over Russia move
Russia looks set to be on the brink of launching a new type of war and the reality of what that means is terrifying.
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