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Australia demands answers from Russian ambassador over Australian prisoner of war

Australia demands answers from Russian ambassador over Australian prisoner of war

Australia is urgently seeking updates on the welfare of Melbourne man Oscar Jenkins, after footage of him being slapped by Russian interrogators circulated online.

  • by Rob Harris and Natassia Chrysanthos

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Why an Anzac VC winner’s remains are in a plastic bag in a remote Russian morgue

Why an Anzac VC winner’s remains are in a plastic bag in a remote Russian morgue

More than 105 years after his death aged 22, a campaign is growing for Victoria Cross recipient Samuel Pearse to be given a dignified burial with military honours.

  • by Rob Harris
The battle over two of the most compelling images of war
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The battle over two of the most compelling images of war

A new book tells the remarkable story behind two photographers who fought censors to record the truth of war.

  • by Tony Wright
North Korea will back Russia until victory in Ukraine, foreign minister says

North Korea will back Russia until victory in Ukraine, foreign minister says

The meeting between Choe Son Hui and her Russian counterpart in Moscow comes amid reports North Korea has sent 10,000 troops to Russia.

  • by Dmitry Antonov
Netanyahu agrees to limit strike on Iran: report

Netanyahu agrees to limit strike on Iran: report

The Israeli prime minister has told the US he will strike military targets, not Iran’s oil infrastructure or nuclear installations, according to The Washington Post.

  • by Artorn Pookasook and Maya Gebeily
Hezbollah fighting Israeli troops near Lebanon’s Ramiya village; third UN peacekeeper wounded

Hezbollah fighting Israeli troops near Lebanon’s Ramiya village; third UN peacekeeper wounded

Israel targeted new locations in northern Lebanon on Saturday as a third United Nations peacekeeper was wounded in the escalating conflict.

  • by Amina Ismail and Ahmed Tolba
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Israel says it has a right to defend itself. But does it have a right to invade Lebanon?

Israel says it has a right to defend itself. But does it have a right to invade Lebanon?

The invasion of Lebanon by Israel’s forces has sparked heated debate about its legality under international law.

  • by Lara Jakes
Gaza refugee camp under Israeli attack, say aid workers

Gaza refugee camp under Israeli attack, say aid workers

Thousands of people are trapped in Gaza’s Jabalia refugee camp as Israel continues its multi-front assault in the Middle East.

I’m terrified and torn on this dark anniversary, and by what’s yet to come

I’m terrified and torn on this dark anniversary, and by what’s yet to come

As a Jewish Australian, I am torn between my condemnation of Israel’s almost certain war crimes in Gaza and the terrifying rise in antisemitism, and my relief that Israel might be on track to destroy Hezbollah.

  • by David Leser
Israel strikes inner-city Beirut, bombs Houthi targets in Yemen

Israel strikes inner-city Beirut, bombs Houthi targets in Yemen

Videos showed ambulances and a crowd gathered near the multistorey residential building in a mainly Sunni district with a busy thoroughfare lined with shops.

  • by Melanie Lidman and Kareem Chehayeb
Australia joins US in plea for immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah

Australia joins US in plea for immediate ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah

Anthony Albanese joined world leaders calling for a 21-day truce in the conflict, before Israel hit another 75 targets in Lebanon killing at least 23 Syrians.

  • by Matthew Knott

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