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Israel military kills six in Gaza, expands control zone

Israel military kills six in Gaza, expands control zone

Israeli strikes have killed six Palestinians, among them a child, in Gaza, health officials say.

French jet downs drone over Latvia amid Ukraine war

French jet downs drone over Latvia amid Ukraine war

French jet downs drone over Latvia amid Ukraine war

French jet downs drone over Latvia amid Ukraine war

A NATO combat jet has shot down a drone after it entered Latvian airspace, the country's military says.

Iran declares end to attacks on Israel after flare-up

Iran declares end to attacks on Israel after flare-up

Iran declares end to attacks on Israel after flare-up

Iran declares end to attacks on Israel after flare-up

Iran has stopped its wave of attacks on Israel, its military says, after both countries exchanged fire for the first time since a ceasefire was struck in April.

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E3 leaders push ceasefire talks between Ukraine, Russia

E3 leaders push ceasefire talks between Ukraine, Russia

The leaders of Britain, ‌Germany and France have called on Vladimir Putin to agree ‘an immediate and complete ceasefire’ in Ukraine, after meeting in London.

Israel kills five in Gaza as Egypt hosts ceasefire meet

Israel kills five in Gaza as Egypt hosts ceasefire meet

An Israeli strike has killed five people in Gaza as Hamas and Israel trade blame for truce violations and Egypt hosts new talks to salvage the ceasefire deal.

Russia strikes nuclear fuel facility near Chernobyl

Russia strikes nuclear fuel facility near Chernobyl

A Russian drone has hit a nuclear fuel storage facility near Ukraine's Chernobyl Nuclear Power Plant, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy says.

US eyes Iranian assets for Gulf allies' reconstruction

US eyes Iranian assets for Gulf allies' reconstruction

The US government has directed a team to assess costs for damages already inflicted on Gulf allies by Iran, a source says.

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These artists pay $350 a tank and are driving 2500km

These artists pay $350 a tank and are driving 2500km

These artists pay $350 a tank and are driving 2500km

These artists pay $350 a tank and are driving 2500km

Artists from remote Aboriginal communities travel vast distances to sell their work in Darwin and Sydney - but the price of diesel has doubled.

Ukraine hits St Petersburg again as Putin spurns talks

Ukraine hits St Petersburg again as Putin spurns talks

Ukraine hits St Petersburg again as Putin spurns talks

Ukraine hits St Petersburg again as Putin spurns talks

Ukrainian drones have struck targets in Russia's St Petersburg a second time, a day after President Vladimir Putin rejected Kyiv's offer of talks.

Israeli forces shoot dead Palestinian baby in West Bank

Israeli forces shoot dead Palestinian baby in West Bank

Israeli forces shoot dead Palestinian baby in West Bank

Israeli forces shoot dead Palestinian baby in West Bank

Israeli forces have killed a Palestinian baby and wounded his parents as they fired at a vehicle in the West Bank, Palestinian health officials say.

US hits Hormuz radar sites after Iran launches drones

US hits Hormuz radar sites after Iran launches drones

US hits Hormuz radar sites after Iran launches drones

US hits Hormuz radar sites after Iran launches drones

US strikes have targeted Iranian radar sites after drone attacks on maritime traffic, US Central Command says.

Difficult question still facing anti-Semitism inquiry

Difficult question still facing anti-Semitism inquiry

Difficult question still facing anti-Semitism inquiry

Difficult question still facing anti-Semitism inquiry

The royal commission on anti-Semitism stands to do more harm than good for social cohesion unless it gets a key, highly divisive, definition right.

Putin says he sees no reason for now to meet Zelenskiy

Putin says he sees no reason for now to meet Zelenskiy

Putin says he sees no reason for now to meet Zelenskiy

Putin says he sees no reason for now to meet Zelenskiy

Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected an offer of a direct meeting made by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy as the two sides exchanged prisoners.

Iran backs Hezbollah, with wider peace deal in doubt

Iran backs Hezbollah, with wider peace deal in doubt

Iran backs Hezbollah, with wider peace deal in doubt

Iran backs Hezbollah, with wider peace deal in doubt

The broader US-Iran war will end only when war ends in Lebanon too, Tehran says, as it reaffirms its support of Hezbollah and calls on Israel to withdraw.

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Putin sticks to hardline stance on war in Ukraine

Russian President Vladimir Putin has rejected a possible ceasefire in Ukraine, arguing that peace can be negotiated while fighting continues.

Israeli strikes kill 10 people in Gaza Strip: medics

Indirect talks on a second phase of the deal - including Hamas disarmament and Israeli troop withdrawals - have stalled.

Lebanon truce raises hopes of progress for Iran deal

As Israel and Lebanon agree to implement a new ceasefire, President Donald Trump has suggested progress on a broader deal to halt the Iran war could come soon.

Neo-Nazis unrepentant after dawn service booing saga

Hecklers who booed a Welcome to Country during an Anzac Day dawn service have been dealt their punishments, but they remain unrepentant for their actions.

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Israel, Lebanon agree to implementation of ceasefire

There are hopes for peace in Iran with the news that separately Israel and Lebanon have agreed to a ceasefire after negotiations brokered in Washington.

Russia kills at least three in Ukraine's Kramatorsk

Three people have been killed and 11 injured in a daytime Russian attack on residential buildings in Ukraine's frontline city ‌of Kramatorsk.

Ukraine hits St Petersburg oil depot before Putin visit

Ukrainian drones have struck an oil terminal and naval base in St Petersburg hours before President Vladimir Putin's showcase economic forum gets under way.

Hostilities flare in Iran war with talks at a stalemate

An Iranian drone attack has closed Kuwait's airport and the US has launched strikes near the Strait of Hormuz as talks to end the war remain at an impasse.

Anzac Day booer unapologetic for disturbing ceremony

A man has been convicted for loudly booing during a solemn Anzac Day dawn service in a move that drew ire from around the country.

Hostilities flare again in Iran war, talks at stalemate

As Israeli attacks on Lebanon threaten to further derail peace talks between the US and Iran, President Donald Trump denies they have halted altogether.

Israeli fire kills four people in Gaza, medics say

Post-ceasefire Israeli strikes on Gaza continue with four more Palestinians killed in one day, medics report.

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