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Harrods ‘magical wonderland’ became a place of horror for young Australian women
Survivors of the sex scandal have broken their silence about the abuse they suffered at the hands of billionaire owner Mohamed Al-Fayed and his brother.
- by Tara Brown, Anne Worthington and Keaton Stone
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Russian spymaster’s plot to use private army to control migration into Europe
Weaponising the flow of migrants is said to be a key aim of Vladimir Putin, the issue being a major factor in elections across Europe.
- by Hayley Dixon
‘None have prepared for it’: Trump forces Europe to rethink its own nuclear ‘umbrella’
When Emmanuel Macron beamed into living rooms across France on Wednesday night, it was an astonishing development - one Russia immediately declared a threat.
- by Rob Harris
Poland to train ‘every adult male for war’
Donald Tusk also suggested his country would be safer with its own nuclear arsenal, now the US appears to be abandoning its NATO allies.
- by James Rothwell
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Trump’s Russia-Ukraine approach brings uncertainty to all nations
An end to the war on the terms proposed by Donald Trump’s administration would give Vladimir Putin a victory and change the calculus in conflicts around the world.
- The Age's View
Unexploded WWII bomb in Paris grinds Eurostar services to a halt
The discovery of an unexploded bomb dating back to World War II has disrupted trains services going to and from Paris’ bustling Gare du Nord train station.
- by Samuel Petrequin and Justin Leicester
‘Ultimate canine aristocrat’: Australia’s top dog scores a win at Crufts
A five-year-old hound named after eyeliner turned heads at the world’s largest dog show in the UK.
- by Rob Harris
World of photos, March 7, 2025
The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by The Age picture editors
America the evil mastermind? Not so fast, Russians are told
As Donald Trump turns US foreign policy on its head, another dizzying swing is taking place in Russia: the US, the new message goes, is not that bad after all.
- by Anton Troianovski
Questions over what awaits Australian after Briton jailed for 19 years in Russia
Australian officials are working with Ukraine and the Red Cross to push for consular access to Oscar Jenkins.
- by Rob Harris
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Russia-Ukraine war
‘Random country’: Vance remark sparks outrage in UK
Even Nigel Farage, Britain’s right-wing populist figure and a close ally of Trump, was left incensed by the vice president’s comment, which was seen as disrespectful of British soldiers.
- by Rob Harris
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