World
This luxury car can use ‘leap mode’ for potholes – but it’s not a Ferrari
Chinese manufacturers are trying to outdo each other and European rivals with features that range from the incredible to the absurd. But there is a risk for Australian buyers.
- by Lisa Visentin
Exclusive
Trump diplomacy
Trump calls Albanese after saying he had ‘no idea’ who PM’s opponent was in election
- by Michael Koziol
Opinion & Perspectives
Gratitude isn’t acceptable among Trump’s cabinet. It’s mandatory
Critics look at the US president’s star line-up and see a group of people that bear more resemblance to North Korean generals than a traditional US cabinet.
David French
‘We’ve had Labour for lunch’: Farage’s Reform UK party delivers political earthquake
Nigel Farage is no longer the clown lobbing bricks from outside the circus tent. He’s now got a foot inside — and he’s brought the cannon.
Rob Harris
Europe correspondent
Something may be shifting in Singapore - and this election will be spicy
All eyes this weekend will be on the margins, rather than the overall winner. Even one flipped seat will likely send shudders through the ruling party.
Zach Hope
South-east Asia correspondent
North America
‘The reckoning is here’: Have the Democrats found a billionaire of their own to take down Trump?
Democrats are beginning to mark out territory as they debate how best to take on Donald Trump. Could their next presidential candidate be a billionaire governor?
- by Michael Koziol
Exclusive
Trump diplomacy
Trump calls Albanese after saying he had ‘no idea’ who PM’s opponent was in election
The phone call paves the way for a future in-person meeting between the two leaders, possibly at next month’s G7 meeting in Canada.
- by Michael Koziol
Europe
German spy agency brands main opposition party as ‘extremist’. The US is not happy
- by Sarah Marsh and Friederike Heine
Prince Harry says he wants reconciliation with royals as he loses UK legal fight
- by Sarah Young, Michael Holden and Sam Tobin
Asia
This luxury car can use ‘leap mode’ for potholes – but it’s not a Ferrari
Chinese manufacturers are trying to outdo each other and European rivals with features that range from the incredible to the absurd. But there is a risk for Australian buyers.
- by Lisa Visentin
Singapore’s ruling party dominates again, boosting new PM
The outcome will be seen as a public endorsement of Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, after the opposition failed to extend gains made in previous contests.
How a can of Coke and day-old cake led to iconic photo that went around the world
- by David Rising and Valerie Komor
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Israel plans to capture all of Gaza under new plan, officials say
Cabinet ministers approved the plan hours after Israel’s military chief said the army was calling up tens of thousands of reserve soldiers.
- by Tia Goldenberg and Sam Mednick
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