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How Musk’s bromance with right-wing world leaders benefits his empire
Musk has helped turn a pugnacious libertarian into one of the new faces of the modern right, and brought kudos to others keen on his technology. For a price.
- by Ryan Mac, Jack Nicas and Alex Travelli
Analysis
Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Sinwar drew up the attack that started the war in Gaza. Now he’s key to ending it
- by Patrick Kingsley, Julian Barnes and Adam Rasgon
A Trump trial. Raging wars. Campus protests. Is everything ‘on fire’?
- by Reis Thebault and Hannah Natanson
Opinion & Perspectives
In the president v the porn star, Stormy Daniels is a legal dominatrix
The compelling part of this case is not whether Trump did something wrong with business papers, but how it shows – in a vivid way – that he’s the wrong man for the job.
Maureen Dowd
New York Times columnist
Sinwar drew up the attack that started the war in Gaza. Now he’s key to ending it
Even as Israel attempts to kill the man it considers the architect of the October 7 attack, it has been forced to negotiate with him to free the remaining hostages.
Patrick Kingsley, Julian Barnes and Adam Rasgon
Australia and India have long enjoyed close ties. But not everything is rosy
The recent actions of Narendra Modi’s nationalist government are putting decades of good relations between the two countries under strain.
The Herald's View
Editorial
North America
Opinion
Donald Trump
In the president v the porn star, Stormy Daniels is a legal dominatrix
The compelling part of this case is not whether Trump did something wrong with business papers, but how it shows – in a vivid way – that he’s the wrong man for the job.
- by Maureen Dowd
How Musk’s bromance with right-wing world leaders benefits his empire
Musk has helped turn a pugnacious libertarian into one of the new faces of the modern right, and brought kudos to others keen on his technology. For a price.
- by Ryan Mac, Jack Nicas and Alex Travelli
A Trump trial. Raging wars. Campus protests. Is everything ‘on fire’?
- by Reis Thebault and Hannah Natanson
Trump is a micromanager. Prosecutors doubt he’d let lawyers handle Stormy Daniels
- by Jonah E. Bromwich, Maggie Haberman and Jonathan Swan
Europe
Asia
Drugs allegedly mailed to Australian in Bali were gift in toothpaste tube: lawyer
Australian tourist Troy Smith was holidaying with his wife in Bali when he was allegedly caught with methamphetamine.
- by Zach Hope
Editorial
India
Australia and India have long enjoyed close ties. But not everything is rosy
The recent actions of Narendra Modi’s nationalist government are putting decades of good relations between the two countries under strain.
- The Herald's View
People-smuggling boat carrying Chinese stopped en route to Australia
- by Zach Hope and Karuni Rompies
Parched Philippine dam reveals centuries-old town, luring tourists
- by Adrian Portugal and Peter Blaza
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Israeli-Palestinian conflict
Sinwar drew up the attack that started the war in Gaza. Now he’s key to ending it
Even as Israel attempts to kill the man it considers the architect of the October 7 attack, it has been forced to negotiate with him to free the remaining hostages.
- by Patrick Kingsley, Julian Barnes and Adam Rasgon
Hamas says hostage killed, Israel expands Rafah plans despite Biden’s warning
- by Wafaa Shurafa, Sam Mednick and Samy Magdy
Israel orders evacuations in Rafah as it prepares to expand its offensive
- by Wafaa Shurafa, Sam Mednick and Samy Magdy
US says Israel’s use of weapons may have violated international law
- by Humeyra Pamuk and Simon Lewis
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Israeli-Palestinian conflict
‘We will fight with our fingernails’: Netanyahu says US threat won’t prevent Gaza offensive
- by Joseph Krauss and Josef Federman