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The foul footage shows the unaware leader cop a mouthful during official Lunar New Year celebrations.

About 110 Australians answered the siren call of Islamic State and slipped out of the country to fight for its expanding caliphate - the vast majority are now dust in Syria and Iraq.

Her husband rushed to the river bank when he heard she was missing, but no one could find her.

DNA discovered during a ‘fine-tooth comb’ forensic search of Nancy Guthrie’s home could be the breakthrough police and her distressed family have been waiting for.

The Trump company brands its stablecoin as ‘the dollar, upgraded’ and describes the coin as ‘still the US dollar, but for a new era’. 

Billionaire businessman Les Wexner says he was foolish to trust "master manipulator" Jeffrey Epstein, as he denied taking part in the abuse of girls and women.

Fears have erupted that the US and Iran are headed for all-out-war, as countries ready armed forces and Donald Trump is briefed on strikes that would dwarf previous conflicts.

It’s been revealed officers who travelled with Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor on trips linked to Jeffrey Epstein are now part of police inquiries.

Lunar New year celebrations have turned deadly after a fireworks store exploded killing at least 12 people in China.

Defence Minister Richard Marles says he believes the Trump administration remains committed to the ‘sensitive matter’ of Taiwan’s security. 

Mark Zuckerberg has sparred with lawyers in a Los Angeles courtroom as he defended Meta's practices in an unprecedented trial over youth social media addiction.

Teenage Australian snowboarder Ally Hickman has been taken for scans following a heavy fall in the women’s slopestyle Olympic final.

A woman has told an Oslo court the eldest son of Norway's crown princess touched and filmed her while she slept.

An avalanche that has been described as the size of a football field has claimed the lives of eight skiers as rescue crews desperately search for one skier who remains missing.

The Nightly can reveal the Australian prisoners are among almost 6000 captured terrorists who have been moved to Baghdad for interrogations ahead of trials related to crimes in Iraq.