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WHO says mass starvation in Sudan a 'very real risk'

WHO says mass starvation in Sudan a 'very real risk'

The World Health Organisation has warned there is a real risk of mass starvation in parts of Sudan as conflict prevents access to medicine.

Ukraine eyes US security deal, Zelenskiy visits Jeddah

Ukraine eyes US security deal, Zelenskiy visits Jeddah

Ukraine eyes US security deal, Zelenskiy visits Jeddah

Ukraine eyes US security deal, Zelenskiy visits Jeddah

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskiy has visited Saudi Arabia for talks amid reports the US will sign a security deal with Ukraine at the G7.

Macron suspends voting reforms in New Caledonia

Macron suspends voting reforms in New Caledonia

Macron suspends voting reforms in New Caledonia

Macron suspends voting reforms in New Caledonia

Plans for voting reforms in New Caledonia which sparked unrest have been suspended, French President Emmanuel Macron says.

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UN finds Israel and Hamas committed war crimes

UN finds Israel and Hamas committed war crimes

The "immense" scale of killings in Gaza is a crime against humanity, a UN inquiry says as it finds both sides of the Israel-Hamas conflict committed war crimes.

Hamstrung at home, G7 leaders struggle with global woes

Hamstrung at home, G7 leaders struggle with global woes

Wars, trade imbalances, development challenges and AI threats make for a daunting agenda as world leaders gather for the G7 summit in Italy.

Ukraine seeks help to shield, rebuild shattered cities

Ukraine seeks help to shield, rebuild shattered cities

A Germany conference has rallied support for Ukraine as the US ends a ban on providing weapons to a military unit set up by Ukrainian ultranationalists in 2014.

PM backs ceasefire as Australia boosts Gaza aid

PM backs ceasefire as Australia boosts Gaza aid

The federal government has announced $10 million in humanitarian aid to Gaza, as leaders meet for an emergency summit in Jordan on the issue.

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Hamas says it accepts UN-backed Gaza truce plan

Hamas says it accepts UN-backed Gaza truce plan

Hamas says it accepts UN-backed Gaza truce plan

Hamas says it accepts UN-backed Gaza truce plan

Conversations on plans for Gaza after the Israel-Hamas war ends will continue US Secretary of State Antony Blinken says after talks with Israeli leaders.

Ninety countries, groups to attend Swiss Ukraine summit

Ninety countries, groups to attend Swiss Ukraine summit

Ninety countries, groups to attend Swiss Ukraine summit

Ninety countries, groups to attend Swiss Ukraine summit

Swiss officials say almost 90 countries and organisations are attending a Ukrainian peace summit in the country.

Blinken arrives in Egypt, US pushes for Gaza ceasefire

Blinken arrives in Egypt, US pushes for Gaza ceasefire

Blinken arrives in Egypt, US pushes for Gaza ceasefire

Blinken arrives in Egypt, US pushes for Gaza ceasefire

US Secretary of State Antony Blinken has met with Egypt's president ahead of a scheduled trip to Israel as he pushes for a ceasefire deal.

Federal minister joins Middle East crisis talks on Gaza

Federal minister joins Middle East crisis talks on Gaza

Federal minister joins Middle East crisis talks on Gaza

Federal minister joins Middle East crisis talks on Gaza

An Egyptian-born federal minister will represent Australia at crisis talks in the Middle East over the worsening humanitarian situation in Gaza.

Ukraine says it struck top fighter plane inside Russia

Ukraine says it struck top fighter plane inside Russia

Ukraine says it struck top fighter plane inside Russia

Ukraine says it struck top fighter plane inside Russia

A modern Su-57 combat jet has been damaged in an attack by Ukrainian forces deep inside Russian territory, officials in Kyiv say.

Israel pounds Gaza as hostage rescue death toll mounts

Israel pounds Gaza as hostage rescue death toll mounts

Israel pounds Gaza as hostage rescue death toll mounts

Israel pounds Gaza as hostage rescue death toll mounts

The Palestinian death toll has risen above 270 from a raid by Israeli forces that rescued four hostages held by Hamas since its attack in October.

Hostile group pelt police as Palestine rally turns ugly

Hostile group pelt police as Palestine rally turns ugly

Hostile group pelt police as Palestine rally turns ugly

Hostile group pelt police as Palestine rally turns ugly

Pro-Palestinian demonstrators and police have clashed at a rally in Melbourne with officers using pepper spray after a group allegedly threw bottles and signs.

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Relief for the families of four hostages freed in Gaza

Freed Israeli hostage Noa Argamani was able to communicate with her terminally ill hospitalised mother, who they believe understands that her daughter is home.

Attacks in Russian-occupied Ukraine leave 28 dead

Partially occupied Luhansk and Kherson have declared days of mourning after Ukrainian air strikes killed 28.

Senator who broke ranks on Palestine to speak at rally

Fatima Payman will make her most prominent appearance in weeks when she speaks out on the invasion of Gaza in one of many rallies across the country.

Russia doesn't need nuclear weapons to succeed: Putin

Russian President Vladimir Putin has given his strongest signal yet that a nuclear strike is not on the cards, saying it isn't necessary for victory in Ukraine.

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Israeli forces batter Gaza as truce bid reaches impasse

Parts of Gaza have been blasted by Israeli tanks and warplanes with no sign of progress in ceasefire talks as civilians continue to pay the price.

Lack of action on Gaza blamed for community tensions

As politicians continue blaming each other for stoking tensions, a Greens MP has urged the government to take meaningful action on the conflict in Palestine.

Kremlin says Ukraine's backers will face consequences

Countries that provide weapons to Ukraine that will be fired into Russia may have their enemies receive Russian arms, the Kremlin has suggested.

Marking D-Day, Biden vows continued Ukraine support

French President Emmanuel Macron and US President Joe Biden have marked the 80th anniversary of the D-Day landings with veterans.

Israeli jets strike school killing 27: Gaza media

Israeli officials say there will be no halt to fighting during talks while a Hamas leader has insisted a truce must involve a full end to the Gaza war.

Fight over Israel, Gaza rhetoric as aid request lingers

Politicians are blaming each other for stoking community tensions over the war in Gaza as the Albanese government mulls a request for aid.

An 'unprecedented feat': PM remembers D-Day landings

Anthony Albanese has led parliamentary tributes for Australians involved in the D-Day landings as commemorations begin around the world.

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