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The US President said while he didn’t know much about the UK’s likely next leader Andy Burnham, he described him as ‘a mayor of a town’ who leaned to the left.

The Ethnic Unity Law could be used by the Chinese Communist Party to pursue critics beyond China’s borders.

The United State’s 250th anniversary celebrations began with Donald Trump proclaiming he had restored the country to greatness.

A fragile ceasefire between Israel and Hezbollah is holding as Lebanese and Israeli officials discuss a proposal to transfer control of territory.

A week after the two countries signed their interim ceasefire deal, their leaders have repeatedly disagreed in public about what that document actually means.

The man at the centre of Channel Nine star Karl Stefanovic’s reported dumping has a lengthy history of controversy and confrontation in the UK and beyond.

The largely symbolic vote marks one of the biggest fissures between the US President and the Republican-controlled Senate.

His decision comes as disputes over waterway, inspections and missiles exposed early strains in talks to end the war.

The baton looks ready to be handed over to former Manchester mayor and recently elected Labour MP Andy Burnham, but the forces that felled Keir Starmer is not particular to Britain.

As Ukraine ramps up its attacks on Russia, Moscow claims the US has still not executed ‘understandings’ reached at a meeting between presidents Putin and Trump.

WASHINGTON POST: The leadership challenge had been brewing for months. 

Anthony Albanese has commented on a major political upheaval in Britain as the race to shape the country’s future begins.

While JD Vance is touting progress in negotiations with Iran, Donald Trump has declared he ‘will do ‌what I have to do’ if Iran doesn't stick to the agreement.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: He’s been a Cabinet minister, Labour leadership contender and mayor. Now Andy Burnham is back in the national conversation.

LATIKA M BOURKE: The party and former prime minister Keir Starmer have paid the price for its party-first and small-target approach.

For the former long-running US Fed chairman, the numbers were always a guide, like the notes on a piece of sheet music.

The US Vice President hailed Tehran’s move as the first step in ‘permanently ending a nuclear weapons program in Iran’.