Details of a planned US airstrike in Yemen mistakenly shared with a journalist on the messaging app Signal were almost certainly classified information,military experts say.
Nobody should be shocked by the ceasefire breakdown between Israel and Hamas. Those with power see no incentive to end this war.
The US president’s shifting of the geopolitical tectonic plates may seem chaotic,but it’s not. He is a staunch sovereigntist and a shrewd geopolitical calculus is at work.
Australia triumphed at the world’s most high-profile art event last year,but a controversy over Creative Australia’s choice of representatives threatens the nation’s participation in 2026.
All other biennale finalists have called for Creative Australia to reinstate multimedia artist Khaled Sabsabi as the nation’s chosen entrant.
The national broadcaster is always under attack,but in this episode,the ABC’s management did its enemies’ work for them.
“There’s no reason for us to be building brand-new nuclear weapons,we already have so many,” he said. “You could destroy the world 50,100 times over.”
The Middle Eastern leader did everything in his power to avoid being put on the spot during his meeting with the US president.
For the developer in the White House,every problem looks like it can be solved with hotels and casinos,but can we really take Trump’s words seriously?
For Israel’s prime minister,the safe release of four soldiers is only further proof that his ambitions for the Middle East have not been fully realised.