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Biden ending US support for Saudi-led war in Yemen
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US-Russia pact won't fix nuclear threats
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Beaming Kim takes centre stage as N Korea rolls out big guns
North Korea's leader delivers a message to the US with huge military parade.
'Famine not seen in 40 years': US ignores Yemen warnings
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UN fears 'massive' Covid-19 transmission in Ethiopia's troubled Tigray region
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WW2 veteran remembered: A century of cricket, tanks, and yarns
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WW2 veteran and NZ's oldest first-class cricketer dies
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Congress overrides Trump for first time in four years
Trump had lashed out at GOP lawmakers on Twitter, calling them 'weak'.
British double agent dies in Russia
George Blake defected to the Soviet Union after witnessing the US bombing of North Korea.
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The father of a 9-year-old-boy killed by US contractors has pleaded for punishment.
Experts defuse WWII-era bomb in Frankfurt
Even 75 years after the end of World War II, such finds are relatively common in Germany.
China creating 'biologically enhanced soldiers': US intelligence chief
Beijing's goal is to "dominate" the planet in every sense, says DNI chief John Ratcliffe.
'Bleat like sheep': Chinese media criticises Ardern's support of Australia
After a war of words with Australia, a Chinese media outlet has now gone after NZ.
Ethiopia says its military now controls the Tigray capital
Ethiopia's military has gained "full control" of the capital of the defiant Tigray region.
UN calls on Israel to lift 'severe' blockade of Gaza
Israel's 13-year blockade of Gaza has sent poverty and unemployment skyrocketing.
'We just ran': Ethiopians fleeing war find little relief
More than 40,000 people have fled Ethiopia since the government's offensive started.
Ethiopia may be on the edge of genocide
Refugees fleeing the civil war have horrific tales of atrocities in the Tigray region.
Warnings of 'catastrophe' in Ethiopia conflict
Hundreds have been killed, and the UN has condemned "targeted attacks against civilians".
The inside story of Australia's Afghanistan war crimes report
Dr Samantha Crompvoets uncovered the story of the war crimes by Australian soldiers.
94-year-old Nazi concentration camp guard to be deported
Friedrich Karl Berger hid his past for 75 years until it emerged in a shipwreck document.
Afghanistan condemns Australian war crimes allegations
Afghanistan has demanded justice for the victims of Australia's alleged wars crimes.
Islamic State still long-term threat - US general
The general says IS will only be completely defeated when refugees can return home.
Shocking allegations buried in war crimes report laid bare
WARNING: Graphic content. Investigator reveals details of Australian war crimes report.
China leaks dossier of 14 disputes 'poisoning bilateral relations' with Oz
A dossier revealing why China is "angry" with Australia has been deliberately leaked.
'Deeply disturbing': Shocking Australian war crime allegations
A bombshell report has alleged 39 Afghanis were unlawfully killed by Australian forces.