Politics

The upheaval brought by AI and Trump favours corporate giants - for now.

China was the previous decade's leading lender to developing nations in need of capital, and in years to come Beijing will play the role of debt collector.

Nationals Leader David Littleproud has signalled a Coalition deal could be soon struck after ‘very encouraging’ discussions with new Liberal leader Sussan Ley. 

A former Labor cabinet minister has condemned Israel's actions on aid in Gaza, while calling for the government to impose sanctions.

The Kremlin has explained US President Donald Trump's comments about President Vladimir Putin being ‘crazy’ as ‘emotional overload’.

A minister has been grilled on the Albanese government’s proposed super tax amid concerns rules could be different for politicians.

French President Emmanuel Macron has had to fend off some unwanted attention from his wife Brigitte as she appeared to hit him in the face when the pair exited a plane in Vietnam.

CAMERON MILNER: Voters are ready for sweeping tax reform, and Labor has the numbers, the brains and the mandate. So why are they still playing it safe?

The collapse of Australia’s second-largest private hospital chain, Healthscope, could have a ripple effect that results in the closure of tens of facilities and a government takeover of acute care facilities.

A partial recount will begin this week for the Melbourne seat of Goldstein following a request from independent Zoe Daniel. 

CIAN HUSSEY: A split in the Coalition could have sparked the kind of political realignment Australia hasn’t seen in decades. Instead, the chance vanished in days.

More renewable energy projects should go ahead in Australia and be approved faster after Labor's Federal election win, experts say.

Anthony Albanese has defended the nation’s reliance on gas days out from the deadline to decide the future of the North West Shelf extension, saying ‘you can’t have renewables unless you have firming capacity’.

Donald Trump has agreed to delay implementing a 50 per cent tariff on goods from the European Union until July 9 to allow time for further negotiations.