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Nuclear powers are expanding their arsenals instead of disarming. Australia doesn’t have to be complicit in this
First video of immune cells eating live skin cancer in real time
Joint statement by Australia, Canada and New Zealand on the occasion of the APEC Ministers Responsible for Trade Meeting, 22-23 May, Suzhou, China
Game changers: how soccer’s mega-money era was sparked by a little-known Belgian athlete
4 reasons the ‘largest energy crisis’ on record has been held at bay – and why there’s pain to come
Defence supports efforts to train Ukrainian military
Fears of helping the enemy are blocking international agreements on AI in weapons systems
New historical novel set in Tsarist Russia launches as Australian author Natalie Scott celebrates her 98th birthday
NATO would survive a US withdrawal. But what kind of alliance would it become?
Chelsea football club must find its feet after a very expensive Premier League season
CGTN: Head-of-state diplomacy anchors growing China-Russia partnership
Iran is threatening undersea cables. The world’s ‘digital chokepoints’ have never been more vulnerable
MCA CEO opening statement to APH Standing Committee on Primary Industries Critical Minerals Inquiry
Investing In Our Region, Resilience And Security
Energy security shock exposes the risks of oil and gas dependence, accelerating the drivers for a clean energy future
Energy security shock accelerates Australia’s shift to a clean energy future
Remarkable Flying Career Of Armand Etienne
Solid fundamentals keep WA’s economy strongest in the nation
Albanese Government to secure Australian gas for Australian users
NZ announces sanctions on malicious Russian cyber actors, online platforms
‘Much-needed fresh air’: 5 outcomes from the world’s first summit on ending fossil fuels
White House wants to vet powerful AI models for risks − a computer scientist explains why AI safety is so difficult
Hostage‑taking by rogue states is on the rise. New research provides fresh ways to tackle it
Oil refineries are catching fire in war or by accident. How does this worsen the energy crunch?
Australia and Japan face a similar dilemma: how to be indispensable to the US without relying on it
Experts Address Hybrid Warfare
Amid Tenuous Ceasefire, Soaring Humanitarian Needs, Security Council Hears Updates on Transitional Governance Structure, Reconstruction Efforts in Gaza
Dawn Chorus Day: a composer on the musical styles of birdsong
Securing advanced manufacturing in Bendigo with new Bushmasters
A new nuclear arms race is accelerating. There’s only one way to stop it
In a fractured world order, where does the global south fit in?
More shearwaters are washing up dead on Australian beaches. It’s not due to ‘natural’ causes
Anzac then and now: as trans-Tasman defence relations get closer, NZ must be on guard
Nabokov’s Judeo-Christian values informed his creative universe
Libya’s Road Map ‘Not Where We Would Like’, Mission Chief Tells Security Council, as Speakers Call for Urgent Implementation, Political Will to…
How the war in Iran has brought European countries closer together – without Trump
From floppy discs to Claude Mythos, how ransomware grew into a multibillion-dollar industry
Our efforts to halt global forest loss aren’t working: new research
3 reasons the war between the US, Israel and Iran is headed for a frozen conflict
Robots just captured a Russian position in Ukraine – but don’t worry about real-life Terminators just yet
The Myanmar civil war is at stalemate – but anti-junta forces may be gaining the upper hand
How Iran cryptocurrency demands explain a key role of money throughout history
One-way attack drones: Low-cost, high-tech weapons ‘democratize’ precision warfare
Women’s Leadership Key to Peace in Great Lakes Region, Security Council Hears as Rwanda, Democratic Republic of Congo Trade Barbs on Causes of Conflict
Lens Across Navies
The Middle East crisis has exposed NZ to a global fertiliser shock. Where is its plan?
What Australia must learn from Ukraine about drone technology and the future of warfare
He exposed corruption and walked across Hungary. Now Péter Magyar has defeated a powerful state machine