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Russians head to polls for presidential election
Russia has gone to the polls, with people voting in the presidential election over the weekend.
A former Soviet and Russian diplomat, Rouben Azizian, who's now a professor of defence and security… Audio
Update on latest negotiations between Israel and Hamas
To Gaza now, and the World Health Organization is warning that the humanitarian situation there is the worst that many experienced aid workers have ever seen. This comes after aid agencies… Audio
Putin wins another term as Russian President
For more on the Russian elections and other news out of Europe, our correspondent in Sweden is Dr Anita Purcell-Sjölund. Audio
US to evacuate citizens on charter flights from Haiti
Mitch McCann is Newshub's North America correspondent - and he's joins us from New York. Audio
Russia's presidential vote starts final day with accusations of Kyiv sabotage
Russia started its final day of presidential voting with Moscow accusing Ukraine of using air attacks to try sabotage the election expected to keep President Vladimir Putin in power for another six…
Diana's press attention more dangerous than Kate scrutiny - brother
Earl Spencer says there was more pressure on royals in his sister's day, but worries about conspiracy theories.
Hong Kong court jails 12 over legislature protest
The pro-democracy protest erupted over a controversial law allowing the extradition of people to mainland China.
Scientists find 'devastating' coral bleaching in Great Barrier Reef's far north
Australian scientists said on Friday they found only a few relatively healthy areas.
Inside Kate and William's royal PR crisis
Analysis - They have been heralded as the savvy digital future of the House of Windsor - but their shiny reputation has been seriously tarnished in the last few weeks.
Israel approves plan to attack Rafah but keeps truce hopes alive
Israeli PM OKs proposal to attack southern Gaza city, where more than a million people are sheltering from war.
Vladimir Putin is running for president, and he's going to win. Again.
In a Russia at war, there is only one real candidate and only one winner: Vladimir Putin.
Israeli strikes kill at least 29 Gazans awaiting aid, say Palestinian officials
At least 29 Palestinians have been killed while waiting for aid in two separate Israeli attacks in the Gaza Strip, Gaza's health ministry says.
Australia to resume funding to UN Palestinian aid agency UNRWA
Australia will resume funding to the United Nations aid agency for Palestinians, UNRWA, Foreign Minister Penny Wong has announced.
Michigan school shooter's father convicted of manslaughter
James Crumbley ignored warning signs that his son was deeply disturbed, and did not do enough to safely store the firearm in the family home, prosecutors said.
Major internet disruptions in west and central Africa
Undersea cable failures are being blamed for major internet outages in several African countries.
Kerry-Anne Walsh with news from Australia
We cross the ditch to Canberra to talk to our correspondent Kerry-Anne Walsh. Audio
Political editors panel: Greens MP stood down for investigation
Listen to our weekly political editors panel. Audio
No evidence from Israel to back UN accusations - EU chief
The European Commission's head of humanitarian aid said Israel had not provided any evidence to him nor anybody else at the EU executive.
SpaceX confirms loss of rocket at end of third test flight
Starship still believed to have had a sucessful test flight having completed most of the intended trip.
China attacks 'bandit logic' of TikTok vote in US
Beijing vows to take 'necessary measures' as US continues with bill that would ban TikTok.
