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It’s too soon to write off Netanyahu

The Age's View
The Age's View

A new Israeli alliance might be able to move the country out of its political paralysis, but Benjamin Netanyahu could yet prevail – and Palestinians are unlikely to hold much hope for their cause regardless of who wins.

‘This is enough’: Wave of ransomware attacks to force Biden into more aggressive stance on Russia

Andrea Shalal

The US intelligence and military community has long had the capability to damage computer servers used by private hackers in other countries, but largely refrained.

There’s more the Coalition can do to improve our relations with New Zealand

The Age's View
The Age's View

For one thing, the Coalition should re-examine its policy of deporting criminals who, while born in New Zealand, have no real connection to that country.

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Police say multiple people died after several pedestrians were struck by a car in London, Ontario in Canada.
Extremism

‘Mass murder’: Man ploughs truck into Muslim family in Canada

Authorities said a young man was arrested in the parking lot of a nearby mall after the incident on Sunday night in the Ontario city of London.

  • by Rob Gillies
The Biden administration will continue a Trump-era push to represent the former president in a defamation lawsuit brought by author E Jean Carroll, according to a night appellate court filing.
Biden's White House

‘Angry and offended’: E Jean Carroll furious Biden administration will appeal Trump’s case

Carroll - who accused Donald Trump of sexually assaulting her two decades ago - sued him for defamation over his insulting denials while president.

  • by Shayna Jacobs
“Extortionists will never see the money”: Stephanie Hinds, acting United States Attorney Northern District of California.
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Cyber warfare

‘Extortionists will never see this money’: US seizes ransom paid to Colonial Pipeline hackers

  • by Eric Tucker
A scientist working on Alzheimer’s research at drugmaker Biogen’s headquarters in Cambridge, Massachusetts. Biogen is one of the companies behind the drug aducanumab.
Medicine

‘Historic moment’: US regulators approve landmark Alzheimer’s drug

  • by Matthew Knott
Jeff Bezos is planning a trip to space with his brother.
Space

Amazon’s billionaire founder to fly to space

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Asia

People wait at a bus stop as restrictions ease in Mumbai, India, on Monday.
Coronavirus pandemic

India to give free vaccines to citizens over 18 in COVID fight

Prime Minister Narendra Modi promises to ramp up vaccine procurement to try to vaccinate 75 per cent of Indians sooner than in two years.

  • by Bibhudatta Pradhan
Sikander Kang, with his daughter Sehar, has been separated from his son for more than a year.
Coronavirus pandemic

‘Australia was my dream’: family of toddler in India pleads for help

The Kangs are considering moving to Canada in the hopes of reuniting with their little boy after 15 months apart.

  • by Latika Bourke
Rescuers search for survivors amid the wreckage of the trains in Ghotki.
Tragedy

Train barrels into another in Pakistan, killing dozens

  • by Muhammad Farooq and Asim Tanveer
Singaporean Prime Minister Lee Hsien Loong and Scott Morrison.
Coronavirus pandemic

Testing time for Morrison ahead of leaders’ meeting in Singapore

  • by Chris Barrett
Daschbach
Crime

The disgraced priest, the children’s shelter and a fight for justice in East Timor

  • by Chris Barrett

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