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‘You let the disease spread’: Netanyahu accuses Albanese of failing to curb antisemitism
The Israeli PM says he warned Australia of the dangers of not taking enough action against antisemitism as other world leaders condemn the Bondi Beach mass shooting.
- by Josefine Ganko, Michael Koziol and Paul Dyer
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Courts
HK media mogul Jimmy Lai convicted under Beijing-imposed national security law
- by Lisa Visentin
Ukraine drops NATO goal as Trump envoy sees progress in peace talks
- by Friederike Heine, Matthias Williams and Olena Harmash
Opinion & Perspectives
The war crimes case against Trump and Hegseth
America used to be the conscience of the world. Those days are long gone.
Geoffrey Robertson
Human rights barrister and author
Unspeakable violence against girls and women meets global silence
Australia has just introduced a world-leading sanctions regime against the Taliban, an important but insufficient step as the world turns away.
Virginia Haussegger
Canberra writer and an academic advocate for gender equity.
‘Crossed the line’: The week Trump turned his back on Europe
A US security plan takes aim at European governments for being weak, with a fixation on open borders, political correctness and censorship.
James Rothwell
North America
Trump offers ‘platinum standard’ security guarantee for Ukraine in bid to end war
The NATO-like security proposal would only be on the table for a limited time. Germany’s leader said, “For the first time, a ceasefire now seems possible”.
- by Michael Koziol
Inside the Clintons’ fight to avoid testifying in the US Congress over Epstein
A quiet, months-long battle between a Republican congressman and Bill and Hillary Clinton could come to a head this week.
- by Annie Karni
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Violence
Authorities to release person of interest detained in US university shooting
- by Kimberlee Kruesi and Jennifer McDermott
Explainer
Epstein fallout
More Epstein files are set to be released. Here’s what we know so far
- by Angus Holland
Europe
Ukraine drops NATO goal as Trump envoy sees progress in peace talks
- by Friederike Heine, Matthias Williams and Olena Harmash
Nobel Peace Prize winner, key opposition figures freed in Belarusian deal with US
- by Andrius Sytas, Felix Light and Mark Trevelyan
Asia
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Courts
HK media mogul Jimmy Lai convicted under Beijing-imposed national security law
The 78-year-old, an outspoken critic of the Chinese Communist Party and a vocal democracy campaigner, faces potential life imprisonment.
- by Lisa Visentin
Opinion
Modern slavery
Unspeakable violence against girls and women meets global silence
Australia has just introduced a world-leading sanctions regime against the Taliban, an important but insufficient step as the world turns away.
- by Virginia Haussegger
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Israel says it killed senior Hamas commander in Gaza
It is the highest-profile assassination of a senior Hamas figure since the Gaza ceasefire deal came into effect in October.
- by Nidal al-Mughrabi and Emily Rose
The dictator, the rebels – and the father of three who stumbled barefoot into freedom
- by Ghaith Alsayed and Abby Sewell
Bikie-linked security firm still guarding Nauru detainees
- by Nick McKenzie and Cameron Houston
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Venezuela crisis
Could Trump’s Caribbean boat strikes be what finally splinters the MAGA movement?
- by Samantha Selinger-Morris
Analysis
Venezuela
With single act, Nobel Peace Prize winner drastically raises stakes in Trump stand-off
- by Anatoly Kurmanaev, Henrik Pryser Libell and Simon Romero
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