Politics

The US President has publicly complained India is turning toward China after Indian PM Narendra Modi met with Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin, stoking debate about shifting global alliances.

Chinese Government says its military monitored the passage of Australian and Canadian warships through the Taiwan Strait, criticising their presence in the sensitive waterway as “causing trouble”

US President Donald Trump has made official his intention to host next year’s Group of 20 summit at his Doral resort in south Florida, with plans to curtail the attendee list and focus talks on the economy.

The release of a second consecutive poor jobs report has confirmed the reality that US President Donald Trump has been trying to avoid.

Victoria Police have revealed the last confirmed sighting of alleged cop killer Dezi Freeman and have announced a huge reward for anyone who knows where he is.

WATCH: The US defence department will be renamed the ‘Department of War’ in President Donald Trump's latest effort to rebrand the nation's military.

UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has rejigged his cabinet after Angela Rayner quit for breaching the ministerial code by failing to pay the correct tax amount.

US immigration agents have arrested more than 400 workers at a factory site belonging to South Korean car manufacturer Hyundai.

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Analysts say there are advantages for Europe in hashing out a full plan for security guarantees before Putin commits to a ceasefire or a sit-down with Zelensky. 

THE NEW YORK TIMES: Democrats aren’t piranhas. Right now they’re more like the blobfish.

The publisher of a posthumous memoir by Jeffrey Epstein accuser Virginia Giuffre says it has agreed on a final draft with family members after they publicly raised questions about the book’s release.

‘Google had a very good day’: US President congratulates Google’s Sundar Pichai and Sergey Brin following Alphabet’s favourable antitrust ruling.

Expectations of a leadership shakeup at the Australian National University are growing after chancellor Julie Bishop flew to Canberra this week to hold urgent meetings with senior staff.

PAUL MURRAY: Chris Bowen, the Don Quixote of Canberra, has urged a faster rollout of renewables projects without conceding the instruments he depends on to achieve that end are inadequate.

Chris Bowen is caught between business warnings Australia cannot afford an emissions target much above 70 per cent and an internal Labor push to make that the baseline.