‘We were looked down upon. People didn’t want to know us’:Apology for treatment of Vietnam vets
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‘We were looked down upon. People didn’t want to know us’:Apology for treatment of Vietnam vets

Half a century after the end of Australia’s involvement in the Vietnam War,the RSL will make a formal apology for the way veterans were treated after returning from the conflict.

  • byTim Barlass

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Counting casualties on the battlefield amid Russia’s war on Ukraine

Counting casualties on the battlefield amid Russia’s war on Ukraine

More than 500 days after Russian forces launched their illegal invasion of Ukraine,the number of soldiers killed or injured on both sides has been said to run into the hundreds of thousands. But counting casualties is an imperfect science.

  • byLucy Cormack
Ukraine vows not to use cluster bombs in Russia,brings ‘heroes of Mariupol’ home

Ukraine vows not to use cluster bombs in Russia,brings ‘heroes of Mariupol’ home

President Joe Biden has defended what he said was a “difficult decision” to provide cluster munitions to Ukraine,ahead of a key NATO summit.

Poland moves troops to border,NATO turns summit into fortress but Wagner base empty

Poland moves troops to border,NATO turns summit into fortress but Wagner base empty

Concerns are growing that the presence of Wagner mercenaries in Belarus could destablise the region,but Belarus says the rebels have yet to arrive.

US releases video of Russian fighter jets ‘harassing’ American drones
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US releases video of Russian fighter jets ‘harassing’ American drones

The US Air Force said its drones were operating over Syria on a mission against the Islamic State when the encounter with Russian aircraft occurred. NO AUDIO

Casualties of war:the reporters paying a high price for doing their job

Casualties of war:the reporters paying a high price for doing their job

When US forces killed two Reuters staff during the conflict in Iraq,it left their Australian bureau chief profoundly affected.

  • byDean Yates
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The Ukraine invasion put a spotlight on Putin’s ‘shadow army’. Now its leader is dead. Who are the Wagner Group?

The Ukraine invasion put a spotlight on Putin’s ‘shadow army’. Now its leader is dead. Who are the Wagner Group?

From being covert mercenaries,the group gained a huge public profile,which was then boosted by a coup attempt. Where did Wagner come from and what has been its role in Ukraine?

  • bySherryn Groch
Inside South Korea’s race to become one of the world’s biggest arms dealers

Inside South Korea’s race to become one of the world’s biggest arms dealers

As Western countries scrambled to arm Ukraine,South Korea’s arms sales jumped to more than $US17 billion in 2022 from $US7.25 billion the year prior.

  • byJoyce Lee andJosh Smith
UK becomes first country to deliver long-range missiles to Ukraine

UK becomes first country to deliver long-range missiles to Ukraine

The missiles should help Ukrainian forces penetrate further into Russian-held territory.

  • byLatika Bourke
Vladimir Putin tells WWII event West is waging a ‘real war’ on Russia

Vladimir Putin tells WWII event West is waging a ‘real war’ on Russia

Russia fired cruise missiles at Kyiv on Tuesday as President Vladimir Putin paraded troops across Moscow’s Red Square to mark the annual celebration of victory in World War II.

  • byGareth Jones
Zelensky defies threats of ‘elimination’ after Moscow claimed Ukraine tried to kill Putin

Zelensky defies threats of ‘elimination’ after Moscow claimed Ukraine tried to kill Putin

The Ukrainian president turned up in Finland and is due in The Netherlands,despite threats by the Russian Security Council “to physically eliminate him and his clique”.

  • byMark Trevelyan andMike Corder