‘Strong message’: Apple, Meta hit with $A1.2bn in fines
Mega fines imposed by the EU threaten to cause more tension between them and Donald Trump, as the two sides discuss a deal to avoid his sweeping tariffs.
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Pope’s final resting place; Vatican ‘family’s’ tearful farewell
A barrier has been erected at the niche where Pope Francis will be buried, as Vatican staff members and trusted aides pay their respects in emotional scenes. Follow live updates.
Hurley gets nod from Warne’s kid amid Cyrus ‘romance’
Elizabeth Hurley has posted a jaw-dropping image after seemingly debuting her romance with Billy Ray Cyrus, as the daughter of ex-fiance Shane Warne weighed in.
Will the next Pope be the first black pontiff in centuries?
The first pope from Africa in modern times and a possible first Asian pontiff are among the candidates who could succeed Pope Francis. Here are the six contenders.
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‘Not out of danger’: Pope’s medical team break silence
The doctors tasked with saving the life of Pope Francis have spoken publicly for the first time about the grim reality of the beloved 88-year-old religious leader’s health.
War of words: What Trump’s attack means for Ukraine
Donald Trump and Volodymyr Zelensky’s simmering feud has escalated, sparking global reaction. Here’s what the US President’s furious tirade means for Ukraine’s future.
The alarming truth about Trump’s shot at Zelensky
Vladimir Putin is the dictator responsible for the war in Ukraine, but not according to Donald Trump. Tom Minear argues there is a worrying reason for his offensive crack on Volodymyr Zelensky.
Costello: Save Aussie kids from big debts
Former treasurer Peter Costello has pleaded with governments to stop overspending and consider the rising debt of future generations at a prestigious conservative conference in London.
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