Trump ‘understands’ fewer than 24 hostages are alive
Hostage families outraged as Benjamin Netanyahu admits victory over Hamas rather than the return of hostages is now Israel’s ‘supreme’ goal.
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Trump’s Ivy League rage is one more overreach
There are good reasons for pushing reform at America’s premier universities but Trump’s approach risks being counterproductive.
Trump wants a new Air Force One so badly he’s refurbishing a Qatari plane
Donald Trump is done waiting for Boeing. Frustrated by delays on Boeing’s work to deliver a new Air Force One, he has commissioned a smaller defence contractor to ready an interim presidential plane by year’s end.
Trump’s rocky road to a minerals deal with Kyiv
The signing of a sought after minerals deal is a breakthrough moment for Donald Trump in the turbulent relationship between Washington and Kyiv.
Trump’s ice maiden freezes Musk out of the West Wing
Elon Musk is no longer based at the White House and mainly stays in touch by phone, chief of staff Susie Wiles revealed.
Trump has no interest in leading a global conservative movement
Canada’s election holds a vital lesson for leaders of the right: stop assuming you have an ideological soulmate in the White House.
Trump breaks all the rules for US leadership
In his first 100 days in power Donald Trump has set about dismantling the post-WWII global order, but the President no longer believes it is America’s job to offer an alternative.
‘Don’t bet against America’: Cbus’ top stockpicker keeps faith
The new head of the $100bn construction-aligned industry fund major intends to keep deploying cash in the US.
Trump, Carney ‘will meet in the near future’ after Canada poll
Donald Trump has agreed to meet Canada’s re-elected Prime Minister after calling to congratulate Mark Carney, who squeaked through with a minority win in the country’s election
Trump’s chaotic revolution has changed the world
There is nothing in modern times to compare to Donald Trump’s first 100 days as president, which has convulsed, repelled and transfixed the world.
Investor Guide: Critical Minerals 2025 featuring Barry FitzGerald
Barry FitzGerald leads Stockhead’s deep dive into the critical minerals sector in this special guide.
‘You haven’t seen anything yet’: Trump touts tariffs in Michigan
Donald Trump swept into a sports complex in Michigan, declaring the first 100 days of his administration a success; but down the road at a shopping complex, economic concerns were top of mind.
Fifty years after Vietnam, US ‘missing in action’ in SE Asia
Half a century after North Vietnamese troops marched on Saigon, the US is vanishing from the diplomatic landscape of Southeast Asia as the White House’s erratic policies undermine regional stability.
PM lands in WA for final days before election; to prioritise state if re-elected
Anthony Albanese has landed in Perth and is travelling to a pre-poll booth on the border of two hotly contested seats in WA; vows to visit the state at least 10 times per year if re-elected.
Trump boosts Canadian Liberals
Voters have delivered a sharp lesson to the US President.
Unbelievably dumb – Trump’s Canada call a gift to the left
Donald Trump saved the left-of-centre Canadian Liberal Party from certain defeat, just as he may have denied the Australian Liberal Party.
Diplomatic push for return of Open to Trump’s Turnberry
Turnberry is one of the famous Scottish golf courses to have hosted the Open Championship, but since Donald Trump took ownership in 2014 has been absent. That could be about to change.
Carney wins, but faces a long and challenging road ahead
Donald Trump has handed Mark Carney victory in the Canadian election, but the newly elected Prime Minister faces huge challenges in standing up to the political agenda in Washington.
Dutton vows $2bn Pacific loan blitz to undercut China
Peter Dutton is moving to distance himself from Donald Trump’s foreign aid cuts, pledging an extra $2bn in Pacific infrastructure loans to counter surging Chinese influence.
President’s talk of tax trade-off defies maths
US President Donald Trump keeps suggesting that tariffs can replace income taxes for most Americans. One big problem: The maths doesn’t work.
China’s billion dollar Aussie wine revival
Australian wine exports to China have surged past $1bn in the first full year of trade since tariffs were lifted, but Donald Trump’s trade war looms as a worry for producers.
Trump: I run America ‘and the world’
In an interview with The Atlantic, Donald Trump says his second term will allow him a chance to shatter democratic norms and pursue his tariff agenda, but isn’t considering a third term.
How 100 days of tariffs turned the left into free traders
Donald Trump may well be the Mephistopheles of trade policy – a figure whose protectionist impulses have paradoxically strengthened the intellectual case for free exchange.
Trump to soften blow of automotive tariffs
The move prevents duties on foreign-made cars from stacking on top of other tariffs such as steel and aluminium, and eases some levies on foreign parts used to manufacture cars in the US.
Trump to sign order escalating battle with sanctuary cities
The order directs the attorney general and the secretary of Homeland Security to identify within a month cities and states that aren’t complying with federal immigration laws.
Canada is voting for its next leader: here’s what to know
Canadians have started voting to choose a leader who will negotiate with Donald Trump over trade and security, with the choice between Liberal PM Mark Carney and Conservative Pierre Poilievre.
Is Trump driving US tourism off a cliff?
Flight Centre has blamed US policy changes for wiping up to $105m from its full-year profits. So is Donald Trump changing the way we travel?
Attack jolts last day of Canada campaign
Canadian leaders have made their final push for votes a day before an election dominated by Donald Trump, but rocked by a deadly car-ramming attack.
How we can help US challenge China’s rare earths edge
Whoever is elected prime minister of Australia on May 3 will be able to deliver Donald Trump potentially the best news the US President has received since his inauguration.
First 100 days: Trump tears the global order to shreds
Few have spent more time than Frank Luntz trying to understand what drives Donald Trump’s fervent support and what his presidency means for the future.
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