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The two leaders will meet in France, with a number of thorny issues and a potential return of Donald Trump, looming in the air.

One year after post-Brexit trade deals with Australia and New Zealand came into force, farmers’ worst fears have yet to materialize.

Beijing’s leadership is determined to back Moscow “to the hilt,” says State Department No. 2 Kurt Campbell.

The WikiLeaks founder can now launch a full appeal against his extradition.

State of emergency has been declared in the Pacific Ocean archipelago after four people were killed in the worsening violence.

Two island nations bookending the Eurasian continent are joining forces to combat the growing threat from neighboring autocracies.

With Valdis Dombrovskis expected to move on, POLITICO profiles the ideal candidate to replace him.

Attacker fatally stabbed six people before he was shot dead by police.

The irony of Biden’s meetings this week is he gets to show how much Asia work his team has done while highlighting their relative lack of China focus.

“This was a military attack that involved multiple strikes and targeted three WCK vehicles,” food charity said.

“You cannot save the hostages by bombing every building in Gaza. You cannot win this war by starving an entire population,” said chef José Andrés.

World Central Kitchen says its convoy was hit “despite coordinating movements with the IDF.”

The collective show of maritime force against China will be a centerpiece of next month’s trilateral summit in Washington.

The future of NATO, negotiating with Putin, and Prince Harry feature in a half-hour talk with the former U.S. president.

Japan and Canada could join AUKUS before the end of 2024.

France is conducting space military exercises pitting the fictional nations of Mercury and Arnland against each other.

New host Sascha O’Sullivan explores Westminster’s obsession with all things Australia — and considers the lessons British politics might learn from down under. From the U.K. Tory …

Taxpayers picked up tab for catering worth more than £1,000-a-head during flight to Australia when former U.K. PM was foreign secretary.

U.K. centrist Conservatives are in search of a leader to stop the right hijacking the party after the election.

From an unenforced oil price cap to rogue countries teaming up, Moscow is exploiting the West’s weaknesses.

Critics say the push to remove UAE from a list of wayward jurisdictions was driven by political considerations.