People beheaded, a village burned amid brutal violence in PNG province
Violent attacks on three remote villages in Papua New Guinea's north has reportedly killed 26 people, including 16 children, while several people were forced to flee after attackers set fire to their homes, the United Nations said.
'It doesn't make sense': French ambassador dismisses idea of mediation with New Caledonia pro-independence groups
France has sharply rejected accusations that it undermined decolonisation in New Caledonia and says it's still deciding when a high-level Pacific delegation will be permitted to visit the territory.
Australia imposes sanctions on seven Israeli settlers in West Bank
Seven Israeli settlers involved in violent attacks on Palestinians and illegal settlement activity in the West Bank are hit with financial sanctions and travel bans.
How young Americans and Australians feel about the 'messy and embarrassing' US election race
If Donald Trump is returned to power in November's presidential election, for better or worse, the US is in for a big shake-up — one that could be felt for generations in Australia.
Protesters reportedly dump Maggots at Watergate Hotel
Protesters appear to have dumped maggots and mealworms on multiple floors at the Watergate Hotel.
Families of hostages in Gaza rally in Tel Aviv
Families of Israeli hostages held in Gaza have been rallying in Tel Aviv as the Prime Minister, Benjamin Netanyahu signals a deal to free the remaining captives.
Secret Service Director resigns following inquiry into Trump shooting
Kimberly Cheatle has resigned after acknowledging the Secret Service failed to protect the Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump.
The US prepares for the Israeli Prime Minister's visit later this week
Benjamin Netanyahu will address a joint sitting of US Congress while facing domestic pressure at home.
Biden says he's feeling 'well' in first sighting since COVID recovery
It's also the first time the US president has been seen since announcing he's withdrawing from his re-election campaign.
Bangladeshi students speak out on 'brutal' violence on the ground amid protests over job quotas
Students at universities and colleges in Bangladesh say they were "brutally attacked" in clashes with the authorities while innocent bystanders were being killed on their way to buy groceries.
Australia to take command of Red Sea task force as trade route threats in Middle East persist
Months after declining a United States request to deploy a warship to the Middle East, the Royal Australian Navy is preparing to assume command of an international maritime task force dedicated to protecting shipping lanes around the Red Sea.
These are the world's most powerful passports in 2024. See where Australia sits
The Henley Passport Index 2024 has again crowned Singapore the country with the world's most powerful passport. See where Australia sits on the list.
Kamala Harris faces a long and potentially perilous road
Influential Democrat Nancy Pelosi throws her support behind Kamala Harris as the Democrats' nominee for president, but hurdles remain.
Analysis
analysis:Xi softens stance in South China Sea amid troubled economy and new reform blueprint
A deal with the Philippines on the South China Sea reflects a longstanding balancing act by China, but the broader outlook reveals the regional power could be changing its tone on big issues.
Director of the Secret Service pushed on gun proliferation
The Director of the Secret Service has been asked whether gun proliferation has made the job of protecting the president more difficult, at a hearing into the attempted assassination of Donald Trump.
Kamala Harris speaks in first event since Joe Biden abandoned reelection bid
Kamala Harris speaks in first event since US President Joe Biden announced he would not be seeking a second term.
Analysis
analysis:While all eyes are on Washington, Beijing is quietly heading into economic oblivion
Australia has done exceptionally well riding the boom in the Chinese economy. But the political and economic uncertainty surrounding the world's two biggest economies — the US and China — points to tougher times ahead.
Anthony Albanese wishes US President Joe Biden well
Anthony Albanese wishes Joe Biden well after the US President announced he would not be running in the 2024 presidential race.
'He's done the right thing,' Malcolm Turnbull on Joe Biden's exit
Malcolm Turnbull says that Joe Biden has done the right thing by exiting the presidential race.
China and the Philippines agree to end clashes in South China Sea
China and the Philippines reach a deal they hope will end confrontations at the most fiercely disputed shoal in the South China Sea. The Philippines government announced the deal on Sunday without providing details.
Barbara Miller explains how Joe Biden's late exit bolsters support for Kamala Harris
North America Correspondent Barbara Miller explains how Joe Biden's late exit bolsters support for Kamala Harris.
Analysis
analysis:Biden dropped out and threw his support behind Kamala. Here's why 2024 could still turn into 'chaos'
Joe Biden steps down and Kamala Harris steps up as Donald Trump's overwhelming ascendancy leaves both sides of Australian politics talking about what a second age of Trump would mean.
Israel says it intercepted missile fired by Houthis at southern city of Eilat
Yemen's Iran-aligned Houthi movement says it fired several missiles at the Israeli port city of Eilat.
Analysis
analysis:Xi prepares for a fourth term, shapes China's decade-long economic plan
The conclusion of the Chinese Communist Party's 20th Third Plenum marks a significant moment in Chinese politics, as Xi Jinping appears to be laying the groundwork for an unprecedented fourth term.
Analysis
analysis:This week will go down as a chaotic chapter in US political history. What just happened?
Seven days ago, a defiant Joe Biden was refusing calls to withdraw from this year's election while Donald Trump prepared for a huge rally ahead of the Republican National Convention. And then everything changed.