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Blast kills daughter of Russian man called 'Putin's brain'
TV commentator Daria Dugina killed by an explosive planted in the SUV she was driving.
TV commentator Daria Dugina killed by an explosive planted in the SUV she was driving.
New York Times: The former PM's stealth power move has unleashed a volcano of criticism.
Russia's Defense Ministry claims munitions exploded at the Saki base on the Black Sea.
Financial Times: Beijing says it is 'continuing joint training under real war conditions'.
Missile strikes, warplanes and ship movements in the Taiwan Strait stepped up again.
Almost 3 million people tracked the aircraft during its journey.
New York Times: Australia is the world's third-largest fossil fuel exporter.
New York Times: Tension ramps up in the wake of US House Speaker's Taiwan visit.
New York Times: Calling Xi's bluff might feel good for a day. It also might start WWIII.
OPINION: Aussies see us as progressive and having a knack for balancing work and play.
The deaths of 50+ POWs last week signals a race to the bottom regarding international law.
Scott Morrison was blasted for his "empty promises" by the CCP-controlled Global Times.
New York Times: Military provocations could spark conflict by mistake, US officials say.
More than 26,000 tons of corn destined for Lebanon sails through Russian blockade.
OPINION: Our editorial on further names being added to Russia's 'stop list'.
Financial Times: The US hasn't confirmed the visit by a high-powered political delegation.
OPINION: 'As they say on the marae: you boogie with those who turn up to the party.'
Ceremony to honour Russian Navy cancelled after bomb hits military base in Sevastopol.
Pauline Hanson caused a scene in the Senate and fled the chamber.
OPINION: 'The US President pledged measures to improve Palestinians' daily lives'
Eurozone's third-largest economy thrown into toil amid soaring food and energy prices.
Times: Think America can't get more divided than it did under Donald Trump? Think again.
Rishi Sunak and Liz Truss last pair standing in bitter fight for Conservative leadership.
Prime Minister Ranil Wickremesinghe steps into the role of his former ally.
OPINION: There are signs conservative voters are turning away from the former President.
Authorities can authorise detentions, take possession of property and search premises.
The departing UK prime minister has largely disappeared from the scene.
Sri Lanka remains a powder keg, its economy in ruins.
Giorgia Meloni has turned the Brothers of Italy into the second most popular party.
Cruise missiles from a Russian submarine in the Black Sea slam into the city of Vinnytsia.