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Shocked Aussies in Korea reeling after martial law bid

Shocked Aussies in Korea reeling after martial law bid

Despite a failed effort to impose martial law, Aussies in South Korea don't feel unsafe and think the incident instead shows the nation is a mature democracy.

Political instability sends Vanuatu off to polls again

Political instability sends Vanuatu off to polls again

Political instability sends Vanuatu off to polls again

Political instability sends Vanuatu off to polls again

Vanuatu President Nikenike Vurobaravu has reportedly signed an order to dissolve the Pacific country's parliament.

Flight hit by gunfire, Haiti’s main airport shuts down

Flight hit by gunfire, Haiti’s main airport shuts down

Flight hit by gunfire, Haiti’s main airport shuts down

Flight hit by gunfire, Haiti’s main airport shuts down

A passenger plane from the US was hit by gunfire as it tried to land in the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince.

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Bad actors exploit information void in wake of attacks

Bad actors exploit information void in wake of attacks

The information vacuum after incidents such as the recent stabbing attack in the UK provides the perfect conditions for those seeking to spread disinformation.

Israel urged to abandon 'devastating' invasion on Rafah

Israel urged to abandon 'devastating' invasion on Rafah

Australia's foreign minister has urged Israel to cancel its ground invasion of Rafah, amid concerns of devastating impacts on Palestinian civilians.

Ceasefire, aid calls for 'unprecedented crisis' in Gaza

Ceasefire, aid calls for 'unprecedented crisis' in Gaza

As hostilities pause in Gaza, humanitarian organisations are calling for aid to be greatly increased with fears fuel, food and water are running out.

Tribal clashes in Darfur kill at least 120

Tribal clashes in Darfur kill at least 120

Clashes between Arab tribes have killed at least 120 people and injured dozens in western Sudan over the past few days.

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