Tom Hunt, a former Conservative MP now with Reform UK, is advising Pauline Hanson's One Nation party on social media strategy for the Farrer byelection, highlighting transatlantic right-wing political connections.
Acting ICE director Todd Lyons will resign at the end of May after a year marked by backlash over aggressive tactics and court defiance under Trump's immigration agenda.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex concluded their Australian tour by meeting survivors and emergency workers from the Bondi beach terror attack, while also attending sporting events and delivering speeches.
The New South Wales Supreme Court invalidated controversial protest laws, affirming that protest is a democratic right, not a security threat. This ruling protects political expression and challenges the securitization of dissent.
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A former Sydney childcare employee faces 137 charges after investigators identified dozens more victims through analysis of 2.4 million electronic files.
Nearly 50,000 men volunteered for the Royal Thai Army this year, a 22% increase from 2025. Analysts cite border conflicts with Cambodia, economic struggles, and social media campaigns as key factors driving this trend.
German Finance Minister Lars Klingbeil announces tax reforms and investment plans to boost Germany's economy and strengthen European sovereignty amid global crises.
R&B artist D4vd, born David Anthony Burke, has been arrested in Los Angeles over the killing of 14-year-old Celeste Rivas Hernandez, whose body was discovered in his impounded Tesla.
A public inquiry into the 2024 Southport murders concludes lives could have been saved if adults, including the perpetrator's parents, had acted differently, sparking debate on parental responsibility.
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Former UK foreign secretary David Miliband warns that cuts to overseas aid by the US, UK, and other nations will exacerbate global economic instability amid the humanitarian crisis sparked by the Iran war, impacting both poor and wealthy countries.
Liza Tobay, a German citizen living in the UK for 15 years, was refused boarding on her flight home from Dusseldorf due to a Home Office administrative error with her settled status, separating her from her two-year-old daughter.
An investigation reveals US tech companies successfully lobbied the EU to classify datacentre environmental data as confidential, blocking public access to emissions information amid an AI-driven construction boom.
Donald Trump faces scrutiny as blasphemous imagery depicting him as Jesus emerges, raising questions about MAGA loyalty amid Epstein files and Iran war controversies.
British newspapers dominate with headlines about Prime Minister Keir Starmer facing resignation calls after Peter Mandelson's failed security clearance revelation.
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Former Australian soldier Ben Roberts-Smith has been granted bail under strict conditions while facing five war crime murder charges. The Victoria Cross recipient must report to police three times weekly.
Conservative pledges to cut £23bn from welfare to fund defence face scrutiny as experts warn of consequences. Labour pushes back against 'zero-sum game' rhetoric while military spending waste is exposed.
Ed Davey demands Commons investigation into whether PM misled parliament over Peter Mandelson's security clearance for Washington ambassador role.
The Duke and Duchess of Sussex embarked on a packed Australian tour, visiting hospitals, shelters, and cultural sites while engaging with communities across Melbourne, Sydney, and Canberra.
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Former childcare worker faces 129 new charges, Albanese addresses refinery fire, Trump criticizes Australia, and Harry and Meghan meet Bondi survivors.
Residents of Tehran describe returning to a city devastated by US-Israeli airstrikes, with destroyed homes, infrastructure, and a collapsing economy, while fearing the fragile truce won't hold.
Sir Olly Robbins, the Foreign Office's top civil servant, resigns after overriding security concerns to approve Peter Mandelson as US ambassador, sparking political turmoil.
Former Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau navigates a unique political afterlife, blending celebrity with statesmanship at events like Coachella, sparking debate on leadership legacies.
Former SAS corporal Ben Roberts-Smith has been released on bail under strict conditions while awaiting trial for five counts of war crime murder in Afghanistan. The Victoria Cross recipient denies all allegations.
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Field Marshal Asim Munir has positioned himself as an unlikely peacemaker in the US-Iran conflict, leveraging relationships with both Washington and Tehran to mediate high-stakes negotiations.
US Vice-President JD Vance, a recent Catholic convert, challenged Pope Leo XIV on just war theology, sparking a debate over the Trump administration's Iran conflict. The pope emphasized peace, while Vance cited tradition.
Former Australian SAS corporal Ben Roberts-Smith faces five war crime murder charges for allegedly ordering and participating in executions of unarmed civilians in Afghanistan, according to court documents.
Lebanon witnesses widespread celebrations as a 10-day ceasefire with Israel begins, with gunfire, car horns, and cheers marking relief, though some remain cautious amid destruction.
A Trace analysis shows presidential pardons of white-collar criminals have slashed over $113 million from the Crime Victims Fund, impacting domestic violence shelters and gun violence survivors nationwide.
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Australia's eSafety commissioner has identified gamified versions of the December Bondi terror attack circulating online, alongside numerous complaints about footage on major platforms and fringe sites.
