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British lawmaker Mark Sewards released an artificial intelligence prototype of himself to help deal with a backlog of queries from constituents. Some weren’t impressed.

THE ECONOMIST: A crackdown on Russian crude would have knock-on consequences.

Beijing is denying any interference after an alleged Chinese agent was accused of spying on a Canberra-based Buddhist association.

‘These developments flagrantly disregard the lessons the international community should have learned from the tragedies of history.’

The Israeli Prime Minister is set to discuss the details of his plan to occupy all of Gaza with officials this week.

Senator Wong’s stark analysis of the Middle East crisis on Tuesday followed reports that Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu was preparing a bid to fully occupy the Gaza Strip.

Pam Bondi has directed a prosecutor to present evidence to a grand jury regarding the investigation into the 2016 Presidential election. But it is still unclear who would face charges.

Democrats have left the state to try to stop Republicans from moving ahead with enacting a new congressional map that would give the GOP five more safe seats.

Donald Trump’s envoy Steve Witkoff announced the end of ‘piecemeal’ ceasefire negotiations, as Israel’s leader digs in for another offensive to ‘occupy Gaza’.

Thailand and Cambodia have started further ceasefire talks after a series of border clashes between the two nations.

Exclusive: India is seeking a ‘wide partnership’ with Australia in critical minerals investment, cybersecurity and defence.

Fifty-one Democratic members of the Texas House of Representatives left the state on Sunday in a last-ditch attempt to stop Republicans from redrawing congressional maps to favour Donald Trump’s party.

Ukrainian lawmaker Artur Zahryviy, 38, says survival on the nation’s frontline against Russia now comes down to three equally inexpensive things.

The US President and Canadian Prime Minister will likely talk ‘over the next number of days’ after the US imposed a 35 per cent tariff on goods not covered by the US-Mexico-Canada trade agreement.

After nearly 60 years, the corporation that finances public broadcasters in the US is closing after being stripped of federal funding.