World
Thai court on a roll, ousting PM after dissolving reform party
Thailand’s constitutional court has dismissed Srettha Thavisin just a week after dismantling the country’s most popular political party.
- by Zach Hope
Mark Zuckerberg ‘revives Roman tradition’ with sculpture of wife
- by Lilia Sebouai and Susie Coen
Opinion & Perspectives
Going to war isn’t making Israel safer. Its enemies have only grown in number
Tens of thousands have been killed and many more wounded in the bombing of Gaza. But when the guns eventually fall silent, the threat to Israel will remain.
Rodger Shanahan
Middle East and security analyst
Trump’s big new problem is that by attacking Walz, he punches his own voters
For Donald Trump, making personal snipes is a compulsion. But it’s hard to see how his usual attacks will work against a Democrat who embodies middle America.
Katy Hall
Age deputy opinion editor
Albanese wants a ‘stable’ relationship with China. This expert thinks he’s smoking dope
As China continues to extend its programs of global reach, even into Latin America, democracies need to be alert to Beijing’s active exploitation of chaos.
Peter Hartcher
Political and international editor
North America
Mark Zuckerberg ‘revives Roman tradition’ with sculpture of wife
The Facebook co-founder, who studied Latin at an elite boarding school, has long been fascinated by classical history.
- by Lilia Sebouai and Susie Coen
Opinion
US Votes 2024
Trump’s big new problem is that by attacking Walz, he punches his own voters
For Donald Trump, making personal snipes is a compulsion. But it’s hard to see how his usual attacks will work against a Democrat who embodies middle America.
- by Katy Hall
Videos critical of China harder to find on TikTok, study finds
- by Alicia Clanton and Aisha Counts
Updated
US Votes 2024
Technical glitches hit Trump’s return to X during Musk interview
- by Farrah Tomazin
Europe
Even Ukrainian soldiers were in the dark on the plan. How did Zelensky pull this off?
- by Kim Barker, Anton Troianovski, Andrew E. Kramer, Constant Méheut, Alina Lobzina, Eric Schmitt and Sanjana Varghese
Asia
Thai court on a roll, ousting PM after dissolving reform party
Thailand’s constitutional court has dismissed Srettha Thavisin just a week after dismantling the country’s most popular political party.
- by Zach Hope
Updated
World politics
Japan’s PM Kishida to step down as scandals prove too much
Stung by his party’s corruption scandals, Fumio Kishida has suffered dwindling support ratings that have dipped below 20 per cent.
- by Reuters
Graphic content
Rohingya
‘Hundreds’ including women and children killed in drone attacks crossing river to flee war
- by Zach Hope and Saiful Arakani
Exclusive
Property development
The Sydney property developer chasing $28 million in stolen cash
- by Eryk Bagshaw, Lisa Visentin and Daniel Ceng
Graphic content
MeToo movement
Shiori was an intern journalist when allegedly raped. She then turned the camera on the system
- by Lisa Visentin
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- by Kate Aubusson
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- by Parisa Hafezi and Laila Bassam
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- by Charlotte Graham McLay
