Ukrainians continue to defend the Azovstal plant where hundreds are still sheltering in underground bunkers.

Labor and the Coalition should start talking about a stronger and smarter response to the security agreement China has signed with Solomon Islands.

“New Taipei City has been hit by a Chinese Communist guided missile. Ships in Taipei Port have exploded, damaging facilities,” the graphic read.

Moscow’s invasion marks the first time that occupying a nuclear plant was part of a nation’s war strategy. The consequences for the invading forces are grim.

Western nations have demanded the exclusion of Russia and Vladimir Putin but there is hope in Indonesia, the G20 host, that a compromise can be reached.

They believe the invasion was a catastrophic mistake that will set the country back for years.

Marco Fusinato, the artist exhibiting at the Australia Pavilion for the Biennale, doesn’t care if you like his work. He just wants you to feel something.

The actor gave a detailed insight into his tumultuous relationship with ex-wife Amber Heard, including bottles being thrown at him and cigarettes being extinguished on his face.

By official data, the city is a model of how to save lives during a pandemic. Despite more than 400,000 COVID-19 infections, just 17 people have died.

A Russian soldier’s act of avarice echoes the brazen thievery going on around him.

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A decade after being voted out, Ramos-Horta will now be tasked with resolving the country’s political impasse and economic crisis.

The Russian invasion of Ukraine continues as the aggressors refocus their attention on southern port cities.

In the French campaign’s only debate, Macron and Le Pen clashed in a heated exchange over who would be best placed to run France’s foreign policy ahead of Sunday’s election.

Indonesia’s ambassador to Australia compares Russia’s likely participation this year to that “shirtfront” invitation after the downing of MH17.

New Mexico has fined Rust Movie Productions for safety lapses leading to what it called the “avoidable” fatal shooting of a cinematographer.

Harry has raised hackles in the UK by telling an American television show that he wanted to make sure his grandmother “had the right people around her”.

Wimbledon is the first grand slam to exclude Russian and Belarusian players from competing under a neutral flag. The ban has split the tennis world.

Britain’s Home Secretary will decide Julian Assange’s fate after a judge formally approved the extradition of the WikiLeaks founder to the US to face spying charges.

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“We will not lay down our weapons,” pledges the Ukrainian major whose forces are holding out in the Azovstal Iron and Steel Works.

An animal park in Bavaria that had named one its wild boars Putin due to its Russian genetic heritage has had a change of heart.

Scientists at Meiji University have teamed up with Kirin Holdings Company to transform traditional chopsticks into a solution to high blood pressure, strokes and other illnesses.

Russia ratcheted up its battle for control of Ukraine's eastern industrial heartland this week.

The British leader has been savaged by an influential MP over parties held in his office during lockdown.

Ukrainian soldiers defending the besieged port city have been joined by 1000 or more civilians, taking shelter in the steel plant’s warren of rooms.

The 58-year-old actor took to the stand for the first time in his blockbuster trial, revealing details of physical and pyschological abuse he endured as a child.

Explosions targeting schools in Kabul killed at least six people and wounded at least 17 in a mostly Shiite neighbourhood of Kabul.

Some children in the UK have required specialist care at liver units and a few have needed a liver transplant.

The United States had earlier warned that China’s soldiers could be stationed in the Pacific nation if it signs a security deal with Beijing.

Israeli fighter jets carried out a series of airstrikes in southern Gaza Strip on Tuesday in response to rockets fired into Israel.

Air and other public transport travel will now be mask-free in the country, dealing a blow to President Joe Biden’s promise to “defeat” COVID.

Russian forces have taken control of Kreminna after “levelling everything to the ground” and reportedly dropped bunker-buster bombs on the Azovstal steel plant.

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Russian forces are focusing their efforts closer to their own border and the south-eastern port city Mariupol, but that doesn't mean people closer to Kyiv are safe.

While many raised eyebrows at the French President’s “he-vage” in an official campaign photo, it’s actually very fashionable right now.

The judge said the CDC had exceeded its authority with the mandate, had not sought public comment and did not adequately explain its decisions.

Yet Foreign Affairs Minister Marise Payne seems strangely complacent about the nation’s planned security deal with China.

One of the problems is that yachts need constant maintenance, yet the people who would normally pay for it are sanctioned.

The newly reported deaths are the first since two people passed away in mid-March in the northeastern province of Jilin.

Swedish police say the riots are extremely serious crimes against society and suspect some protesters are linked to criminal gangs that intentionally target police.

Infowars is facing multiple defamation lawsuits from families of victims of the Sandy Hook school shooting, which Alex Jones has claimed was a hoax.

Days after the Moskva sank off the coast of Ukraine, the pictures, which are still to be officially confirmed, shows a Slava class cruiser with black smoke billowing from its hull.

Six people were killed and another 11, including a child, were wounded by Russian strikes in the western city of Lviv, according to Mayor Andriy Sadovyi.

A pivotal turning point when Tom Turcich was a teenager sowed the seeds of his quest to walk around the world.

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The relentless bombardment and street fighting have left much of Mariupol destroyed and an estimated 21,000 people dead.

Part of the problem is we don’t know the ratio of peaceful to hostile civilisations in the galaxy- should they exist.

“Please, please, let us not get used to war,” Francis told a 50,000-strong crowd who gathered at the Vatican for the first public Easter address since 2019.

The South Carolina shootings and one in Pittsburgh, in which two minors were killed early Sunday, also left at least 31 people wounded.