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Israel's Netanyahu presents a post-war Gaza plan

Israel's Netanyahu presents a post-war Gaza plan

Israel's leader Benjamin Netanyahu has put forward a plan for Gaza when the war is over, that offers little concession to Palestinian aims.

Hamas in Egypt talks, Israelis expected in Paris

Hamas in Egypt talks, Israelis expected in Paris

Hamas in Egypt talks, Israelis expected in Paris

Hamas in Egypt talks, Israelis expected in Paris

Hamas has given little away after talks in Egypt on a possible Gaza ceasefire, ahead of Israel joining talks in Paris

Ukraine looks for long term aid plan with Australia

Ukraine looks for long term aid plan with Australia

Ukraine looks for long term aid plan with Australia

Ukraine looks for long term aid plan with Australia

Ukraine says a long term aid plan with Australia could provide more certainty and help the embattled nation expel the Russian invasion.

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Houthis order shipping ban, missiles hit ship off Yemen

Houthis order shipping ban, missiles hit ship off Yemen

Houthi rebels in Yemen say ships linked to Israel, the United States and the United Kingdom are banned from surrounding seas.

Israel hits Rafah; Hamas chief's trip lifts truce hopes

Israel hits Rafah; Hamas chief's trip lifts truce hopes

Gaza health authorities say 97 people have been killed and 130 wounded in the last 24 hours of Israeli assaults, with the border city of Rafah targeted.

Australia must back up warning to Israel 'with action'

Australia must back up warning to Israel 'with action'

Australia is being called to reinstate humanitarian aid and take stronger action against Israel as it ignores international concern about a ground invasion.

Ukraine anti-graft police probing defence-related cases

Ukraine anti-graft police probing defence-related cases

A Ukrainian official says anti-corruption authorities are probing more than 60 cases related to the country's military.

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Blood, sweat and tears: veterans' struggles laid bare

Blood, sweat and tears: veterans' struggles laid bare

Blood, sweat and tears: veterans' struggles laid bare

Blood, sweat and tears: veterans' struggles laid bare

A three-tonne sculpture will carve out a space for the unseen as the Australian War Memorial turns a new leaf to shine a light on the struggles of veterans.

Second Gaza hospital evacuation completed amid fighting

Second Gaza hospital evacuation completed amid fighting

Second Gaza hospital evacuation completed amid fighting

Second Gaza hospital evacuation completed amid fighting

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu says the country will not pay any price for the return of hostages being held by militants.

Russia 'to push further' in Ukraine as Avdiivka falls

Russia 'to push further' in Ukraine as Avdiivka falls

Russia 'to push further' in Ukraine as Avdiivka falls

Russia 'to push further' in Ukraine as Avdiivka falls

President Vladimir Putin says Russian forces should develop their success on the battlefield in Ukraine following the fall of Avdiivka.

Pro-Palestine activists arrested after rooftop standoff

Pro-Palestine activists arrested after rooftop standoff

Pro-Palestine activists arrested after rooftop standoff

Pro-Palestine activists arrested after rooftop standoff

A pro-Palestine protest on the roof of a Melbourne factory has led to charges against eight people.

US pushes for UN to support temporary Gaza ceasefire

US pushes for UN to support temporary Gaza ceasefire

US pushes for UN to support temporary Gaza ceasefire

US pushes for UN to support temporary Gaza ceasefire

Until now, Washington has been averse to the word ceasefire in any United Nations action on the Israel-Hamas war.

After retreat, Ukraine digs in to repel Russian attacks

After retreat, Ukraine digs in to repel Russian attacks

After retreat, Ukraine digs in to repel Russian attacks

After retreat, Ukraine digs in to repel Russian attacks

Moscow says Ukraine's withdrawal from Avdiivka was rushed and chaotic with some soldiers and weapons left behind.

PNG leader vows tough response after dozens massacred

PNG leader vows tough response after dozens massacred

PNG leader vows tough response after dozens massacred

PNG leader vows tough response after dozens massacred

An eruption of tribal violence in PNG that resulted in dozens being killed has prompted Prime Minister James Marape to bestow additional powers on the army.

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Dozens of people massacred in PNG tribal violence

PNG police say a highlands tribe, their allies and mercenaries were on their way to attack a neighbouring tribe when they were ambushed, with dozens killed.

'Anti-Semitic' rally weaponised memory: Jewish council

Prominent Jewish Australians have decried a rally where a former prime minister accused the UN of anti-Semitism and conflated bigotry with criticism of Israel.

Russia's Medvedev again threatens nuclear war

Former Russian president Dmitry Medvedev has warned the West of nuclear war if Russia is pushed to its 1991 borders.

Israel outraged as Lula likens Gaza war to Holocaust

Israel plans to summon Brazil's ambassador for reprimand, after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu condemned the remarks.

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Gaza's second-largest hospital knocked out of service

Gaza's Nasser Hospital still shelters scores of patients but there is no power and not enough staff to treat them all, health officials say.

Russia claims Avdiivka, Ukraine troops dug in at plant

The fall of Avdiivka comes almost two years to the day since Russian President Vladimir Putin triggered a full-scale war by ordering the invasion of Ukraine.

Zelensky pushes for more US and European help

Ukraine's lack of access to weapons is strengthening Russian President Vladimir Putin, President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has told a security summit.

Ukraine withdraws from Avdiivka amid ammo shortage

The withdrawal opens up an opportunity for Russian troops to make a major advancement in the eastern region.

Ukraine forced to abandon eastern bastion of Avdiivka

Ukraine's withdrawal from the eastern town of Avdiivka comes as Ukraine faces acute shortages of ammunition, with US military aid delayed for months.

Israel bombards Gaza, largest hospital under siege

Areas of southern Israel have been tense since Hamas attacked there on October 7, and the IDF has continued to pound the Gaza strip since.

France to send up to $5b in military aid to Ukraine

The aid package follows a similar pledge to Ukraine made by Germany on Friday.

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