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‘I’m deeply hurt’: Christa Pike releases first statement since botched execution
Pike said she went into the execution chamber prepared to die in peace and woke up alone and confused in a hospital bed, and now lives in constant pain. -
Poland’s PM vows support for tribunal amid court crisis
Riot police have been guarding the court since Friday afternoon, with several hundred protesters gathered to demand the reinstatement of the president of the country’s Constitutional Tribunal. -
‘Grasping at straws’: Judge dismisses Trump suit against Wall Street Journal over Epstein letter
The dismissal is a blow to Trump and his administration, which have pursued adversarial relationships with news organisations during his second term. -
‘We are coming from hell’: The Ukrainian evacuees who escaped a kill zone
Safely out of Oleshky after enduring years in the combat zone and a harrowing 24-hour journey, weary civilians reunite with family and friends. -
Despair and decline: the risks for Europe behind the riots
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Starved residents of Russian-occupied Oleshky return to Ukraine during a rare local ceasefire
“We chopped grass and squash ... just to hold on,” one resident said, adding that she risked riding by bicycle through minefields to get food for herself and her dog. -
Hundreds of arrests as protesters clash with police in France
Hundreds of people have been arrested in France after protesters clashed with police for a third weekend. -
As an American Down Under, I thought I’d escaped Trump. Now there are mini Trumps here, too
Before I came to Australia, I never predicted how many people would ask me about politics the moment they heard my accent, or how embarrassed I’d feel about it. -
As an American down under, I thought I’d escaped Trump. Now there are mini Trumps here too
Before I came to Australia, I never predicted how many people would ask me about politics the moment they heard my accent, or how embarrassed I’d feel about it. -
‘Looking for the treasure’: Report of cocaine lost at sea lures hundreds to the beach
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Madeleine McCann prime suspect no longer under police surveillance
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The King and the colonies: Why Charles will have to confront slavery
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Christa Pike speaks after botched execution
Death row inmate Christa Pike has spoken in a statement after the botched execution that left her in serious pain. -
US cancels G20 ‘family photo’ after Europeans, Australia object to Russia
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Trump revives final midterm rallies after erupting over idea he was ‘sick’
The president will head to Kansas and Iowa in the campaign’s final stretch a day after the Republican Party claimed the rallies were not necessary because the party was in a strong position there. -
‘We need Bibi’: How Netanyahu defied the polls
Israel’s youngest leader is now, at 77, its oldest and his reign hasn’t ended yet. -
US cancels ‘family photo’ at G20 after Europeans object to Russia
Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov is attending the summit at the invitation of the US hosts. Other countries refused to participate in the traditional photo. -
Police launch inquiry into Andrew and Epstein at royal estate in Scotland
The probe will investigate whether young women were “trafficked” to the royal family’s Balmoral Castle. -
Concerns for welfare of two Australians after Spanish train crash
Consular assistance was being provided to the family of the Australians in connection with the collision, DFAT said. -
They’re potential kingmakers, but may be excluded from Israel’s government. Here’s why
October 7, 2023 changed the dynamics in Israel, making it harder for many Jewish Israelis to stomach co-operation with Arab parties. -
Seven key midterm battles, and who is fighting them
The cost of living, the explosive growth of data centres, political integrity and the popularity of President Donald Trump himself are under scrutiny in this election cycle. -
After 28 years walking across the globe, he’s almost home
A 29-year-old former British paratrooper set off from Chile in 1998 aiming to walk back to the UK. Four continents and thousands of kilometres later, he’s on the final stretch. -
Trump cancels final midterm rallies then fat shames reporter who asked why
The president will phone into nearly 20 “tele-rallies” in the final days of the campaign instead of travelling to Kansas and Iowa, saying he no longer needs to. -
‘I am not that evil monster’: Accused suitcase killer says he was target of Thai street hustle
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What Donald Trump will do after the midterms – lose or lose
Bush got a “thumping”. Obama received a “shellacking”. But you’ll never hear those words from the current president. -
Leaked recordings reveal final moments before the Spanish train disaster
The leaked recordings shed light on the minutes leading up to the horrific crash that killed at least 69 people, as five questions stand out in the search for answers. -
Empty chairs and a shock promotion as Xi warns purges will continue
China promoted a top general to its powerful politburo at key meeting where attendance was the lowest in decades, mainly due to the president’s crackdown on corruption and loyalty. -
Death toll from Spain's rail disaster rises
The death toll from one of Spain's worst train disasters has risen, with 74 people now confirmed dead. -
Revealed: The final words in the moments before the Spanish train disaster
The leaked recordings shed light on the minutes leading up to the horrific crash that killed at least 69 people, as five questions stand out in the search for answers. -
Trump isn’t just facing a backlash. He is caught in something much bigger than that
In Western democracies, discontentedness remains, but is slowly decoupling from the politicians that once profited from it.
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