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The leaders also talked about the coming Nato summit in Turkey, which the US president will attend.
As searing heat puts a damper on the celebrations, the president is getting ready to make another speech – and it’s going to be a long one.
The Trump administration had recently unveiled massive cuts to the forces it would contribute in case of a war or crisis on the continent.
President Prabowo’s US$15 billion programme has been criticised for budget strains and cases of food poisoning.
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Exports are set to rise almost 3 per cent to A$416 billion this financial year, with the biggest beneficiary being the LNG industry.
The Ram Temple in Ayodhya fulfils a decades-old campaign spearheaded by Modi’s Bharatiya Janata Party.
The central African outbreak has killed over 360 people in the Democratic Republic of Congo and Uganda.
Meanwhile, US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner are in Qatar to discuss the Middle East conflict with mediators.
Amid high unemployment, and a growing global backlash against foreigners, organisers want them to leave. 25,000 have already done so.
The intense and unusually early heat event underscores how climate change is transforming summers in the world’s fastest-warming continent.
‘We’re stuck in a rut’: during a speech in Manchester he outlined plans, if he does become PM, to move some operations to the northern city.
The current strain could be more slow-moving in the body, experts say, meaning early symptoms may be mistaken for more common illnesses.
With AI eating entry-level roles and hiring on ice, a stopgap government scheme is the best some university leavers can get.
The numbers are likely to keep pressure on the Federal Reserve to raise interest rates this year.
Chinese visitors take advantage of a pilot scheme that exempted them from visa requirements if they were travelling from Australia.
US president’s remarks about Andy Burnham set the stage for a potentially rocky start between the two men.
‘We will obviously have to inspect,’ said Rafael Grossi, the boss of the International Atomic Energy Agency. ‘This is going to happen’.
A decisive primary sweep validates the mayor’s political clout and expands the democratic socialist wing’s grip on the city.
The tech rout engulfed global stocks as worries about frothy valuations ignited a fresh bout of volatility.
Paris Hilton loved Pinkberry back in the day, now former Starbucks head Howard Schultz is advising Mimi’s in Manhattan – here’s why fro-yo is making a comeback.
Three fully laden India-linked oil tankers have re-emerged in the Gulf of Oman, adding to increased reports of traffic moving both ways across the Strait of Hormuz.
Bringing pets on holiday has become a non-negotiable for many – here’s how the trend has inspired hotels to get creative with paw-friendly policies.
The Italian PM signals a ‘clean break’ by saying the US president lies and panders to enemies while turning on his friends.
Transport Secretary Heidi Alexander has told the prime minister he should go, and more ministers could follow suit.
For many shippers and oil producers, the demand for mandatory insurance threatens to crystallise a worst-case scenario: tolls on the strait.
A meme criticised the fans who often avoid doing unpaid labour such as cleaning and childcare at home.
The incidents have raised questions about whether more precautions need to be taken in countries like Malaysia where the weather is harsh.
The arrangement allows a capped number of electric vehicles from China to be imported at a low-tariff rate.
Of the 18 Interpol members that responded to the Asian survey, more than half reported that cybercrime made up 30 per cent of all offences.
