Russia's show of naval strength may have backfired

Russia's show of naval strength in the English Channel may have backfired, with black smoke belching from the country's recently-refitted aircraft carrier hinting at engine troubles, a military analyst says.

Warning about the EU's 'last free trade agreement'

The call is a big blow to Australia, which is about to start trying to negotiate a free trade agreement.

Bank's decision to cut RT's funding a shock to network and to free speech

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Imagine if the reverse had happened, if a Western media organisation had its bank accounts suspended, without explanation, in Russia, by a bank part-owned by the government.

Assange claims 'state party' cut his internet

Julian Assange claims his internet connection was intentionally cut "by a state party", at the end of a weekend in which he was visited by Pamela Anderson and published a series of cryptic, coded tweets.

Virtual reality tells Indigenous story as bones set to return to Australia

As old, stolen bodies return to Australia, Britain is being repaid in virtual reality.

Pushing the boundaries, one stroke at a time

It's dawn on the English Channel and Chloe McCardel is swimming along a glittering, swelling path towards the sun, and a new Australian record.

Can Theresa May trigger Brexit without an act of parliament?

Legal experts say it is one of the most significant – and consequential – tests of Britain's constitution in decades.

Criminals will stay, hard workers will be expelled in Brexit shakeout: expert

A respected migration expert has warned that the reality of Brexit's immigration shakeout will not be pretty or precise.

Five lessons from Brexit for the US election

The narrative is that Donald Trump has been an entertaining, gross, fascinating diversion. It reminds me of another narrative, from not so long ago.