Podcast reveals Assad family's post-war power in Syria
A new Guardian podcast investigates the Assad family's enduring grip on Syria after the civil war. Discover how they control business and politics. Listen now.
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Federal Immigration Agents Shoot Man in Minneapolis
Federal immigration officers deployed tear gas and shot a man during an enforcement action in Minneapolis, heightening tensions in the city still reeling from a recent ICE killing.
US Suspends Immigrant Visas from 75 Countries
The Trump administration has indefinitely paused immigrant visa processing for applicants from 75 countries, citing welfare use concerns. The move marks a major expansion of US immigration restrictions.
Pipe bombs found detonated on Canberra footpaths
Police in Canberra are investigating after nearly a dozen pipe bombs were discovered on public footpaths. The public is urged not to touch any suspicious devices and to call triple-zero immediately.
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Trump: Iran's regime could fall amid US intervention plans
Donald Trump says Iran's regime could collapse amid protests, as the Pentagon prepares military options. The US and UK withdraw personnel from Qatar. Read the latest.
Portland man pleads not guilty after border agent shooting
Luis David Nino-Moncada denies assaulting a federal officer in Portland. The incident, part of a national outcry over immigration enforcement tactics, saw a Venezuelan passenger also shot.
Ukraine Energy Emergency Amid -20C Freeze and Russian Strikes
President Zelenskyy declares an energy state of emergency as Ukraine battles power cuts in -20C cold. New defence minister reveals major challenges with desertion and funding. Read the latest from day 1,422.
Senate Blocks Venezuela War Powers Resolution
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Ley brands hate speech bill 'unsalvageable' ahead of vote
Opposition Leader Sussan Ley vows to block government's hate speech reforms, calling them flawed. PM Albanese accuses Coalition of 'playing politics' after weeks demanding action.
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Denmark, US to hold Greenland talks despite Trump clash
Denmark announces high-level working group with US over Greenland's future, following Trump's claim that US control is 'unacceptable'. Read the latest on the Arctic security standoff.
Poll: World Believes Trump is Making China Great Again
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Burglar jailed after clumsy petrol station raid escape
Durham Police release hilarious CCTV of a burglar repeatedly falling during a failed petrol station break-in. Andrew Pickering, 50, is jailed for 12 months. Watch the footage.
White House social media post accused of neo-Nazi nod
The White House faces criticism after a social media post references a key neo-Nazi text, raising concerns about far-right messaging within the Trump administration. Read the full analysis.
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The US has declared the start of the second phase of the Gaza ceasefire, involving a committee of Palestinian technocrats to run the territory. Details remain scarce as talks continue.
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Palestine Action hunger strikers end protest after MoD decision
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