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He’s warned us before on the China threat. Can we afford to ignore him again?

Mike Pezzullo was disgraced as a public servant. But his qualifications as a defence strategist remain intact.

Peter Hartcher
Peter Hartcher

Political and international editor

Trump’s martyr schtick is working, at least with my Republican siblings

Donald Trump has been playing the victim since his bombshell conviction, and if my family straw poll is indicative, it’s an effective strategy.

Maureen Dowd
Maureen Dowd

New York Times columnist

The girlfriend AI experience could spur, or destroy, real relationships

AI has the potential to make the market for fake intimacy much larger. People can subscribe for a fraction of the cost of a human sex worker, and with no stigma or legal consequences.

Allison Schrager
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A pro-Palestinian demonstrator sticks her tongue out as she is escorted to a police vehicle outside a building housing the Israeli Consulate in San Francisco.
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World of photos, June 5, 2024

The best photos from the international wire agencies as chosen by our picture editors.

US President Joe Biden and his son Hunter leave St. Edmond Catholic Church in Rehoboth Beach, Delaware on Saturday.

‘Boundless love’: Joe Biden issues rare public statement of support for son Hunter

The US president’s 54-year-old son appeared in court in Delaware to fight charges of multiple gun charges that could land him in jail. 

  • by Farrah Tomazin

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Asia

Prime Minister Narendra Modi shows his finger marked with indelible ink after casting a ballot on May 7 during the third phase of voting for national elections in Ahmedabad, Gujarat, India.

Modi’s alliance races to majority but falls short of landslide

A third Modi term with a slim majority for the BJP could introduce some uncertainty after his decade-long authoritative rule. Counting continues.

  • by YP Rajesh and Shilpa Jamkhandikar
Containers are filled from a water tanker in a New Delhi slum this month.

Desperate for water, some Delhi residents are prepared to kill

The streets feel like an oven. Driving a water truck is dangerous work when water is rationed: people will do anything to quench their family’s thirst.

  • by Sameer Yasir

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Israeli hostages Nadav Popplewell, Amiram Cooper, Yoram Metzger and Chaim Peri have been declared dead.

‘Mark of disgrace’: Israel declares four hostages dead in Gaza

Monday’s announcement heightens pressure on the Israeli government to agree to a US ceasefire proposal.

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