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‘Upset’ police officer challenged over his motives in Sam Kerr prosecution
The British police officer who alleges he was racially abused by soccer star Sam Kerr was determined to pursue her prosecution after she called him “stupid and white”, a court has heard.
- by Rob Harris
‘There won’t be anything left’: Trump tells advisers to ‘obliterate’ Iran if he’s assassinated
- by Zeke Miller, Aamer Madhani and Michelle L. Price
Updated
Trade wars
‘Very volatile’: Beijing retaliates with tariffs on US imports, Google probe
- by Lisa Visentin
Opinion & Perspectives
The smashed window, the bank account and swearing at cops: Key moments from Sam Kerr case
Matildas captain Sam Kerr has appeared in a London court to face the charge of intentionally causing racially aggravated harassment, alarm or distress to a police officer in January 2023.
Rob Harris
Europe correspondent
Greenlanders should join Trump’s America. They’d be richer and safer
The Greenlanders could be among the richest people on the globe if they allowed “The Great Developer” to take control of the island.
Christopher Pyne
Consultant and former minister
Why China must be quietly pleased that Trump has made it a target
Around the world, Beijing is working to peel away support for a US-led international system and recast itself as a more reliable partner in trade, development and security.
Lisa Visentin
North Asia Correspondent
North America
Trump wants Palestinians to be ‘permanently’ resettled outside of Gaza
“You could build four or five or six areas, it doesn’t have to be one area … and you build really good quality housing, like a beautiful town,” Trump said as he met with Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu.
- by Michael Koziol
‘Muskovites’: The baby-faced squad dismantling foreign aid
America’s USAID is being pulled apart by a band of 19-24-year-old tech proteges hand-picked to slash government spending.
- by Cameron Henderson
Opinion
US politics
Greenlanders should join Trump’s America. They’d be richer and safer
- by Christopher Pyne
Updated
US politics
Rupert Murdoch in Oval Office as Trump shakes up trade ties with Mexico, Canada
- by Michael Koziol
Europe
Asia
Updated
Trade wars
‘Very volatile’: Beijing retaliates with tariffs on US imports, Google probe
Within minutes of the new Trump-imposed tariffs hitting Chinese imports, Beijing fired back with a suite of tariffs and a probe into Google.
- by Lisa Visentin
Analysis
China relations
Why China must be quietly pleased that Trump has made it a target
Around the world, Beijing is working to peel away support for a US-led international system and recast itself as a more reliable partner in trade, development and security.
- by Lisa Visentin
Dozens killed in crush at world’s biggest ‘festival of humanity’ despite AI-crowd controller
- by Saurabh Sharma and Shivam Patel
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‘There won’t be anything left’: Trump tells advisers to ‘obliterate’ Iran if he’s assassinated
Federal authorities have been tracking Iranian threats against Donald Trump since he ordered the assassination of a key Iranian general in 2020.
- by Zeke Miller, Aamer Madhani and Michelle L. Price
Updated
Israeli-Palestinian conflict
‘I burst into tears’: Emotions high as World Vision worker freed in Gaza ceasefire exchange
- by Roy Ward, Mohammad Jahjouh and Imad Isseid
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