Supporters of US aid to Ukraine are watching the turmoil in the House with growing alarm
The future of additional U.S. aid to Ukraine is in doubt now that Kevin McCarthy has been ousted as House speaker.
Day: October 5, 2023
‘Very real challenges’ with Australia and China’s relationship
Shadow Home Affairs and Cyber Security Minister James Paterson says there are still some “very real challenges” with Australia and China’s relationship.
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Fat Bear Week 2023: Can chubby cub 806 Jr beat the seasoned champions?
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Hunter Biden prosecutors move to drop old gun count after plea deal collapse
Prosecutors who filed firearms charges against Hunter Biden moved Wednesday to formally dismiss a gun count that had been part of a collapsed plea deal.
Australia will pay $27m compensation to Indonesians held in adult jails when they were children
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“Hijab police” brutally bash teen into a coma
An Iranian teenager has been left in a coma after an alleged assault by the morality police. CCTV footage shows her being pulled unconscious from a train.
This small town in Germany doesn’t want to arm Ukraine – or anyone else
Many Germans still hold a deep aversion to war and to defence spending in a country whose Nazi past has made it reluctant to invest in military power.
This small town in Germany doesn’t want to arm Ukraine – or anyone else
Many Germans still hold a deep aversion to war and to defence spending in a country whose Nazi past has made it reluctant to invest in military power.