Australia has history of global corporations extracting value from resources and the public carrying the costs. With AI that'd be a disaster.

The UK has a crisis of democracy

How the war against Iran will harm the West.

Ben Saul says ‘rolling over’ after Israel and US attack is counterproductive for middle powers because it undermines rules-based order

Department of foreign affairs warns travellers of risk of reprisal attacks, further escalation and flight cancellations in Middle East

Israeli Defence Minister Israel Katz says the attack on Iran is

Former Northern Ireland correspondent Vincent Kearney subjected to ‘unprecedented’ surveillance, says lawyer

Claim included in submission to powerful spy tribunal

Lucinda Ritchie, who has full mental capacity, was transferred from a hospital bed despite her refusal.

In yet another stadium surprise, the Greens have uncovered a major new component of the Macquarie Point development – a thermal energy plant.

Anthony Albanese tried to justify his comments on Thursday morning as reference to Grace Tame's difficult life, adding that he had no regrets.

The purist free speech reaction to Randa Abdel-Fattah’s refusal to appear alongside a Zionist on a writers festival panel likely aligns with that of her political enemies: how very dare she.

A Canberra bar owner will not be charged with breaching Commonwealth hate laws for displaying posters depicting world leaders and a billionaire in Nazi-like uniforms.

Modi and Netanyahu’s toxic love affair smothers popular struggles, from Palestine to Kashmir, shaking blood-stained hands over military deals

Transport minister Catherine King will pledge $230m for planning work for the first phase of a bullet train on Australia’s east coast

Forty-seven years ago, after a millennium of monarchical rule, Iran reinvented its political system. The Islamic Republic was birthed by the Revolution of

There is an undeniable symmetry between surges in drug use in the US and the country’s covert operations overseas. The...

“Bessent’s solution is for China to consume more -- and sell less to the world. But there’s a problem with that statement. Even if China consumes more, that doesn’t mean they will buy more US goods. I...

Scientists say parts of Antarctica face "devastating" and "irreversible" impacts from climate change unless urgent action is taken to limit greenhouse gas emissions.

Exclusive: Josh Simons pressed intelligence officials to investigate reporters, in emails described as ‘McCarthyite smear’

The government's reforms are welcome but they won't end political corruption