PM’s dangerous terrain in a second Trump presidency
The Albanese government will face a fraught and dangerous experiment in dealing with Trump if he prevails at the election. Every Labor interest will favour Biden.
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Donald Trump and NATO deterrence
Donald Trump says many provocative things, often intentionally. But his comments about about Putin and NATO is the reason many Americans won’t vote for him even against a mentally declining Biden.
Reports of Putin’s death were exaggerated but did it matter?
Tucker Carlson interviewed a doppelganger, claims Valery Solovei, who has attracted a huge following by speculating that the Kremlin leader’s real body is in a freezer
The questions Carlson should have asked Vladimir Putin
Contrary to Tucker Carlson’s X-rated rant about mainstream media being full of insidious lies, Putin’s whole modus operandi has always been insidious and mendacious.
Free Gershkovich, Whelan: US responds to Putin
Russian leader’s comments on prisoner-exchange talks draw renewed urging for Wall Street Journal reporter’s freedom.
Putin’s war claims dismissed by Sunak
British Prime Minister Rishi Sunak has dismissed President Putin’s claim to former Fox News host Tucker Carlson that the West started the war in Ukraine.
Biden’s memory is a major issue
As the unholy alliance between Iran, Russia and China puts the world on a perilous road to potential war, the US presidential election in less than nine months shapes as a turning point.
Deal possible for reporter’s release – ‘with certain terms’
Russian leader’s comments came in interview with former Fox News star Tucker Carlson.
‘Is this serious?’: Putin controls Tucker chat
NATO must accept that a Ukraine victory over Russia is ‘impossible’ Vladimir Putin tells Tucker Carlson, who was forced to listen quietly as the Russian president lectured him on history.
What to expect from Tucker’s interview with Putin
The Russian president sees an opportunity to deliver his views to a swath of the American public that backs the Republican opposition on assistance for Ukraine.
Putin spy ‘infiltrated’ UK intelligence
The refugee from Afghanistan met David Cameron, Gordon Brown and the future king.
Tucker Carlson to interview Putin ‘soon’
The firebrand talk show host will be the first Western journalist to interview the Russian president since the start of the Ukraine war.
Successor to Wagner stakes claim in Africa
The contingent’s arrival in Burkina Faso marks a new push by Moscow to expand its influence on the continent.
Get ready: Eastern Europe’s chilling view on Putin’s war
The message from the front line is that we in the West must do more to stop the Russian tyrant.
Xi, Putin and the Ayatollahs put world on the brink of war
With an unholy alliance between Iran, Russia and China putting us on a perilous path towards all-out war, Labor is presiding over the catastrophic run-down of Australia’s already minuscule military capabilities.
Xi will win if west gives in to Putin, says CIA chief
William Burns says increasing support for Kiev would send China an ‘important message of US resolve’ against international aggression.
Putin’s secret hideout has trout farm, helipads and waterfall
The Russian president claims his sole properties are a modest apartment and a garage — but drone video reveals a private estate twice the size of Monaco | WATCH
NATO must ‘prepare for Russian strikes in Europe’
Alliance may have only three years before a possible offensive with Putin’s forces targeting military infrastructure in Germany, senior generals warn.
Putin celebrates veterans, not ‘weirdos’
The Russian president’s comments appeared to be a veiled attack on the raunchy naked-themed celebrity party held in Moscow last month.
War critic out to challenge Putin for the presidency
A Russian opposition politician who is against the war in Ukraine hopes to challenge Vladimir Putin for the presidency in March.
NATO prepares for Putin blitzkrieg in the Baltics
Alliance general argues that NATO is on its way to establishing a credible wall of deterrence.
When facts are in the eye of the beholder
Decline of objective reporting and rise of ideological spin make good journalism harder but more important.
Russian economy the biggest in Europe, according to Putin
The Kremlin leader said that Russia was the fifth-biggest economy in the world behind China, the US, India and Japan.
Navalny taunts court at Arctic prison
Vladimir Putin’s most prominent critic unsuccessfully appealed against the decision to send him to an isolation cell for insulting an inspector.
Kyiv v Moscow: the grim numbers game
Vladimir Putin is wagering he can outlast Western support for Ukraine — if he can keep Russia’s war machine running.
Five die, dozens hurt in retaliation strikes
The bombardment of mainly Kyiv and Kharkiv came after Vladimir Putin vowed to retaliate for an attack on a Russian city.
Putin vows revenge for ‘terrorist’ attack
Vladimir Putin has threatened retaliation for a Ukrainian attack on the Russian city of Belgorod that left 24 people dead.
Plea for coal as envoy warns of new ‘axis of evil’
Ukraine’s top diplomat in Australia warns an ‘axis of evil’ is emerging on the world stage as the Albanese government considers a request to provide coal to Ukraine.
Missiles for Kyiv after Russia’s ‘murderous’ strikes
British defence secretary Grant Shapps said the shipment would help take down Russian drones amid Vladimir Putin’s ‘widespread’ attacks.
Navalny vs Putin at the ‘dead road’ gulag
The vicious Soviet-era penal colony was deliberately chosen by Vladimir Putin for Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny, another stage in the battle between dictator and dissident.
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