World Politics

A historian with a track record of predicting US election winners tells RNZ's Sunday Morning that President Biden looks to be on track for another term, but things could still go wrong for him. Audio

Dan Poulter said the government's record on the state-run National Health Service meant he could no longer represent the Conservatives.

"I am happy to debate him," the president said. "I am, somewhere. I don't know when."

David Pecker agreed with a prosecutor who asked whether the Stormy Daniels story would have been "National Enquirer gold".

The move is the first major update to Australian gun laws since the gun buyback of 1996-97.

Hamas issues a proof-of-life video of US-Israeli Hersh Goldberg-Polin, who was abducted on 7 October last year.

The charges stems from efforts to reverse Joe Biden's victory in several states in 2020, based on Trump's false claims he had been re-elected.

The spy agency is refusing to release a copy of its deal with a foreign agency to run a secret operation out of this country.

Columbia University has extended the deadline for students to remove their camp, while police scuffled with protesters elsewhere.

The bill gives TikTok's Chinese owner, ByteDance, nine months to sell its stake or the app will be blocked in the US.

They are accused of giving "articles, notes, documents or information" to a foreign state, specifically China.

Israel stepped up its accusations in March, saying over 450 UNRWA staff were military operatives in Gaza terrorist groups.

The foreign minister says diplomatic recognition of Palestine is a matter of "when not if", but doing so now could impede progress towards a two-state solution.

Two lifelong friends have joined forces to campaign for a single seat in parliament.

Analysis - It's been a grim week for public servants and trouble is brewing between the government and Waitangi Tribunal.