For the first time in over 60 years, the National Assembly approved a no-confidence motion against the incumbent Michel Barnier government, a historic move which hurled the country further into political uncertainty.
Queensland Deputy Premier Jarrod Bleijie says politicians will be ‘stepping back’ on Olympic planning amid 100 day venue review.
In a subtle shot across the bow at the Games’ tardy start, the new Queensland government has been reminded to ‘respect’ promises made to the IOC amid the new state government’s 100 day review of the 2032 masterplan.
Greek prime minister is “firmly convinced” the priceless Elgin Marbles will head back to Greece as talks continue with the British Museum to relinquish the fifth century artefacts.
Emmanuel Macron’s snap election in July has led to a deeply divided and unworkable parliament facing imminent collapse with a no-confidence vote against PM Michel Barnier due later this week.
Integrity of tennis is on the line, but so too is that of the World Anti Doping Agency following Iga Swiatek’s lenient one month ban.
Russia has promised military support to Syria to counter a coalition of anti-government forces which have taken swathes of the country, including Aleppo.
Polish tennis star Iga Swiatek pleads for support after ‘fighting the toughest battle of my life’, having served a secret one month ban after testing positive to the same banned drug as Sun Yang and Kamila Valieva.
King Charles has long taken solace in painting watercolours, and the popularity of his works are soaring after last year’s coronation.
The truce between Israel and the Lebanon took effect at 1pm AEDT, with the US and France vowing to ensure it was ‘fully implemented’ and would create conditions for permanent peace.
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