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Sadness behind the smile: Shireen Abu Akleh, a voice for Palestine

It is fitting that Shireen was given a state memorial service. She was a role model for millions of women who grew up watching her on television.

Sherine Salama

Fox and its white supremacists in suits give succour to mass killers

As broadcasters spout racist theories, Rupert and Lachlan Murdoch are under pressure to stop their “reckless amplification in the wake of the Buffalo massacre.

Anne Summers
Anne Summers

Columnist

‘Hate will not prevail’: Biden visits Buffalo to mourn, denounce white supremacy

Biden called out sections of the media and political figures for radicalising “angry, alienated, lost and isolated individuals” into believing racist ideas.

Farrah Tomazin
Farrah Tomazin

North America correspondent

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Parents of Tiktok-addicted teens could sue the social media company for tens of thousands of dollars if the law passes.

TikTok, Instagram could be sued for up to $35k for teen scroll addictions

New bill tabled in California would allow parents to sue social media giants if they can demonstrate their child was harmed by their online time.

  • by Adam Beam
This is the fifth time US President Joe Biden has seemingly contradicted the stance of strategic ambiguity about Taiwan.

Strategic confusion: Biden’s fifth Taiwan gaffe baits Beijing, rattles White House

The White House is again walking back the president’s gung-ho remarks about defending Taiwan from China. Is Biden confused or just indiscreet?

  • by Farrah Tomazin

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US President Joe Biden, seen here during a summit with Japan Prime Minister Fumio Kishida, has raised alarm with his Taiwan comments on at least five occasions.

Biden pledges US military will defend Taiwan if China attacks

The White House was quick to insist US policy towards Taiwan ‘had not changed at all’ but the president’s remarks yet again challenge strategic ambiguity.

  • by Jennifer Jacobs
TV anchor Khatereh Ahmadi wears a face covering as she reads the news on TOLO NEWS, in Kabul, due to Taliban restrictions. Fellow news anchor Hamed Bahram wears a face mask in protest.

Male newsreaders wear masks in protest as Taliban cover female TV anchors

Afghanistan’s Taliban rulers have begun enforcing an order requiring all female TV news anchors in the country to cover their faces while on-air as part of a hard-line shift.

  • by Rahim Faiez

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A man pushes a cart during a sandstorm in Baghdad, Iraq.

Vast sandstorms blanket Middle East in bleak sign of climate change

Iraq urged everyone to stay home and shelter from the 10th storm in two months, as cities from Riyadh to Tehran choked under orange skies.

  • by Samya Kullab

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