Prime Minister Anthony Albanese wants claims to be reviewed his predecessor secretly took charge of many ministries during the pandemic
Anniversary of country's World War 2 surrender marked by cabinet members in move set to anger China and South Korea
GOP questions FBI’s actions after search warrant shows motive was possible Espionage Act violations
Ten children among the dead after a fire in a crowded church in Giza causes a stampede
Legislators led by senator Ed Markey arrive following US House speaker’s contentious visit and amid increasing tensions with China
Confusion over vote tallying in the media and the slow pace of progress by the electoral commission have fed anxiety in Kenya
It will be the first humanitarian food aid cargo bound for Africa since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine
Self-made billionaire who recently launched a budget airline and often quipped ‘the trend is your friend’, died at 62
Though his life-changing injuries are severe, his humour remains intact, says son Zafar Rushdie
The writer is likely to lose an eye and has nerve damage in his arm and wounds to his liver
US attorney-general Merrick Garland has asked a judge to unseal the search warrant for Trump’s home
Broken diplomatic ties between India and Pakistan, who fought two of their three wars over Kashmir, still cast a dark shadow over the region
Agent says author ‘will likely lose one eye’, has severed nerves in his arm and his liver was stabbed
It has been alleged that Tornado Cash was helping conceal billions in capital flows, including for North Korean hackers
Donations are easing as the war drags on, says Jose Andres of World Central Kitchen group, which has served more than 130-million meals in Ukraine since ...
Russia says Ukraine is recklessly firing at the Zaporizhzhia nuclear power plant, while Kyiv says Russian troops struck it themselves
The chairman of Kenyatta’s Jubilee party, which has backed Raila Odinga, issued a statement alleging ‘massive subtle rigging’ and claiming the ‘electoral ...
Only 35% of the average rainfall for July fell, and parts of England and Wales are now in the middle of a four-day ‘extreme heat’ alert
The UK’s science and medical industries are facing a reckoning over their links to racism in the past and present
