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Israelis have protested in front Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's office, against a move to sack the head of the Shin Bet domestic security service.

Just two years ago the PM was the honoured guest at a celebration of a man recognised as the godfather of Jewish political influence in Australia. How did things go so wrong?

The acquisition of a world-leading Australian radar system is the latest indication of how Five Eyes nations are clubbing together as they adjust to the new realities of the unpredictable Trump era.

LATIKA M BOURKE: The only thing Vladimir Putin has agreed to is to stop attacking Ukraine’s energy infrastructure for 30 days — it is hardly the ceasefire that US President Donald Trump is claiming. 

Three Asian countries make their pitch for plug-in supremacy.

The White House has backed Israel’s ‘extensive strikes’ on Hamas, killing more than 200 people after a ceasefire agreement that saw some hostages freed and fighting paused crumbled. 

The White House claims Ukraine-Russia peace has ‘never been closer' as President Donald Trump prepared to pick up the phone and call President Vladimir Putin to discuss three major points.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: President Donald Trump does not seem to notice or care that if you betray people, or jerk them around, they will revile you. So what’s going to happen?

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Officials in Beijing are increasingly worried Donald Trump’s tariffs on Mexico may be the start of a broader campaign.

Following a US request and as ceasefire talks swirl, Russian President Vladimir Putin has said he won't kill Ukraine soldiers if they surrender in Kursk.

As he was sworn in as Canada's newest prime minister, ex-central banker Mark Carney promised to build ‘a government that meets the moment’.

JACKSON HEWETT: The White House is delivering more tariff twists and turns than an out-of-control Tesla and for many US consumers, America is most definitely not great again.

The longest serving British High Commissioner to Australia has warned against pursuing an AUKUS plan B, saying it would sacrifice four years of momentum. 

Businessman Robert Potter found combat in the warzone similar to World War I - and science fiction movies.

A group of European leading security figures have revived a plan called Sky Shield, which aims to gather around 120 fighter jets to protect Ukraine, and they want Australia involved.