Putin's War Delusions and Ukraine's Distrust of Trump
As diplomatic talks stall, Ukrainians suspect the US is being lured by Russia's fantasy business deals, while Putin remains convinced of victory despite battlefield setbacks.
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Australian Children in Syrian Roj Camp Need Urgent Support
Australian children detained in the Roj camp in Syria face dire conditions, sparking urgent calls for government support and repatriation efforts to ensure their safety and well-being.
Ukrainian Men on How Four Years of War Changed Them
A poignant podcast explores the profound personal transformations experienced by Ukrainian men after four years of conflict, revealing stories of resilience, loss, and redefined identities.
Police Officer Killed in Moscow Device Explosion
A police officer has been killed in an explosion from a suspicious device in Moscow, Russia, with authorities investigating the incident as a potential attack.
Trump, Kushner, Witkoff Ties Probed Post-Iran Attack
Former President Donald Trump's financial connections with Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff are being investigated following a recent Iran attack, raising questions about potential conflicts of interest.
NZ Removes Andrew from Royal Succession Line
New Zealand has officially removed Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from its line of royal succession, reflecting a shift in constitutional ties with the British monarchy.
UK Minister: Russia's War Echoes Pre-WWII Tensions
Armed forces minister Al Carns draws parallels between Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the years leading to WWII, warning of threats across multiple fronts.
US Accuses China of Massive Nuclear Buildup
Washington alleges China is dramatically expanding its nuclear arsenal and conducting secret tests, while Beijing denies engaging in any arms race as New Start treaty expires.
Australia, NZ Support Removing Andrew from Royal Succession
Prime Ministers Anthony Albanese and Christopher Luxon have publicly endorsed proposals to remove Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor from the royal line of succession following his recent arrest.
Judge Dismisses Trump Classified Documents Case
A federal judge has dismissed the classified documents case against Donald Trump, citing prosecutorial misconduct by Special Counsel Jack Smith. The ruling halts the high-profile trial.
Lammy Lifts Court Cap to Tackle 80,000+ Case Backlog
Justice Secretary David Lammy announces removal of crown court sitting day caps, backed by £2.8bn funding, to address England and Wales' criminal case backlog.
Investing Safely Amid AI Bubble Fears: Expert Tips
Fidelity specialist Marianna Hunt addresses investor concerns about an AI-driven market crash, offering strategies like income stocks and active funds to diversify portfolios.
Australian Politicians Create Their Own Downhill Event
Australian politicians have sparked controversy by creating a metaphorical downhill event, drawing comparisons to the Winter Olympics and highlighting political tensions.
Sydney Police Probe Kidnapping of Human Remains
Sydney police are investigating a disturbing case involving the kidnapping of human remains, with Chris Baghsarian as a key figure. Authorities are working to uncover the motives and circumstances behind this unusual crime.
World Cup Security Fears After Mexican Drug Lord Killing
The killing of notorious drug lord El Mencho has triggered widespread cartel violence in Mexico, raising serious security concerns for the upcoming World Cup, which Mexico is co-hosting.
Syrian Forces Threaten Australian IS-Linked Families in Repatriation
A convoy of 34 Australian women and children linked to Islamic State fighters was forced to turn back to al-Roj camp after Syrian government forces threatened to open fire, citing lack of coordination with Australian authorities.
US Ambassador Banned from French Minister Meetings After No-Show
The US Ambassador to Paris has been banned from meeting French ministers following a diplomatic no-show, escalating tensions in US-France relations and raising questions about protocol breaches.
Reform UK's £575bn Wealth Fund Plan from Local Pensions
Reform UK's Richard Tice announces a new British Sovereign Wealth Fund using local government pensions, aiming to invest in UK firms and boost economic growth.
Utah House Approves New Voting Map Amid Gerrymandering Claims
The Utah House of Representatives has passed a new voting district map, sparking criticism from Democrats who allege it unfairly favors Republicans through gerrymandering tactics.
Trump Iran Airstrikes Decision Guided by Kushner, Witkoff
President Donald Trump's decision on ordering airstrikes against Iran will depend on special envoys Jared Kushner and Steve Witkoff's assessment of nuclear deal progress, with military options under review.
Dirty Business Drama Highlights Water Industry Failures
Channel 4's drama Dirty Business reveals the ongoing sewage pollution scandal in England and Wales, tracing from a 1999 child's death to current corporate negligence, with campaigners pushing for public ownership.
Mandelson's Fall: From UK Ambassador to Epstein Scandal Arrest
Peter Mandelson's rapid downfall from UK ambassador to the US to arrest over Jeffrey Epstein links reveals one of British public life's steepest descents in just six months.
Poll: Majority Say Trump's Second Term Is Wrong Direction for US
A new NPR/PBS News/Marist poll reveals 55% of US adults think Donald Trump is moving the country in the wrong direction during his second presidency, with declining support even among Republicans.
Mandelson Arrested After Epstein Files Reveal Decades of Scandal
Former Labour minister and US ambassador Peter Mandelson has been arrested on suspicion of misconduct in public office, culminating a career marked by repeated scandals and controversies spanning over four decades in British politics.
Mexico's Struggle with Trump After Cartel Boss Killing
Following the Mexican army's operation that killed Jalisco New Generation Cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera, known as 'El Mencho,' Mexico faces ongoing pressure from Donald Trump to combat drug cartels, amid trade negotiations and security challenges.
Morning Mail Tuesday: Australian News Updates (23.02.2026)
Stay informed with the latest Morning Mail Tuesday edition, covering essential Australian news, policy changes, and community highlights for a comprehensive overview.
Times Square Snowed Under as Major Winter Storm Strikes New York
A significant winter storm has blanketed Times Square in snow, disrupting travel and daily life in New York City with heavy snowfall and freezing temperatures.
No 10 'Not Ruling Anything Out' on Andrew's Succession
Downing Street says parliamentary inquiry into Andrew Mountbatten-Windsor's Epstein links is matter for MPs as Australia confirms no objection to removing him from royal succession line.
Drug Lord 'El Mencho' Killed After Lover's Tip-Off
Mexico's defense minister reveals that a romantic partner's visit led security forces to the hideout of notorious cartel leader 'El Mencho,' resulting in his death and widespread violence.
US Evacuates Embassy Staff in Lebanon Over Iran Tensions
The US has evacuated dozens of non-essential personnel from its embassy in Beirut as military buildup escalates, with Trump reportedly confused by Iran's lack of capitulation in nuclear talks.
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