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Israel’s Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu has admitted the strike which killed an Australian woman and six other innocent aid workers in Gaza was ‘unintentional’.
The IDF strikes — described by analysts a ‘major escalation’ — have further stoked fears of the Israel-Gaza conflict further spreading across the Middle East.
The death in Spain of Maksim Kuzminov, a pilot who delivered a helicopter and secret documents to Ukraine, has raised fears that the Kremlin is again targeting its enemies.
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Pope Francis has presided over the Vatican's sombre Easter Vigil service, a day after he decided to skip a Good Friday procession as a health precaution.
As Australian wine producers celebrate China's decision to remove punitive sanctions on imports, the industry is warning the recovery will take time.
Russian President Vladimir Putin says Moscow has no plans to attack a NATO state.
Once a Democrat vice presidential nominee, Lieberman’s own ideological journey led him to leave the party at a time of political upheaval.
Some parts of the Julian Assange saga involve important principles. Others relate to personal interest. My advice is to care about the former and dismiss the latter, writes Simon Birmingham.
A New York City police officer was shot and killed during a traffic stop, marking the first slaying of an NYPD officer in two years.
A New York judge has scheduled a trial date in former US president Donald Trump's hush money case.
The United Nations Security Council has passed a resolution for the first time calling for an "immediate ceasefire".
A social media post by the Australian embassy in Moscow has sparked opposition from Russia's government which called it an interference in its internal affairs.
The show will go on, because it always does.
There’s fear among global automakers that BYD and other Chinese rivals could flood their markets, undercutting domestic production and vehicle prices.
The Kremlin senses an opportunity in the tragedy of Crocus City Hall.