Unrest, Conflict and War

The Australian government has condemned the 'sham trial' given to Oscar Jenkins, an Australian citizen captured while fighting for Ukraine.

A World Press Photo report says the suspension comes amid claims in a recent documentary that American-Vietnamese AP photographer Nick Út was not the true author of the image.

Russia has sentenced Australian citizen Oscar Jenkins to 13 years in a maximum-security prison for fighting alongside Ukrainian forces.

Russia and Ukraine have agreed to exchange 1,000 prisoners of war after their first direct peace talks in Istanbul since 2022.

Donald Trump's latest trip to the Middle East has revealed the US president's agenda for this often-troubled region.

Russia has sentenced Australian Oscar Jenkins to 13 years in a maximum-security prison, according to prosecutors in the Russian-controlled part of eastern Ukraine.

Beijing has been accused of using old cargo ships to sabotage underwater communication links around Taiwan.

Lawyers for former SAS corporal will likely spend the coming days pouring over the reasons for the dismissal of his appeal.

A racist parody mocking India's fighter jet losses has gone viral in China, exposing deep nationalist sentiment and growing online hostility toward India.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy is pushing for a chance to face off with Vladimir Putin, a Russian leader known for using power plays and intimidation to dance around negotiations.

Taiwan has accused China of carrying out what it calls "grey zone" warfare, which is designed to pressure the island without direct confrontation and psychologically wear down locals ahead of an invasion.

Ukrainian Defence Minister Rustem Umerov says Kyiv and Moscow will exchange 1,000 captives but a date for the swap will not be made public.

Prosecutors in the Russian-controlled part of eastern Ukraine said the Melbourne teacher had been found guilty of participating in an armed conflict as a mercenary.

The strikes follow days of similar attacks, after Israeli PM Benjamin Netanyahu vowed to step up Israel's use of force in the territory to destroy Hamas.

Peace negotiations between Ukraine and Russia are set to proceed in Turkiye with hope for progress despite distrust from both sides of the conflict.

A 14-year-old has been charged in connection with the accidental shooting death of a nine-year-old boy near Goulburn.

Griffith University's Dr Peter Layton says Russian President Vladimir Putin is not sincere about upcoming peace talks with Ukraine.

NATO countries are warning of military escalations in the Baltic Sea after Estonia reported that Moscow sent a military jet into its airspace.

The Israeli military says a video it released that claimed to show Hamas-built tunnels underneath a southern Gaza hospital actually show different buildings.

Ben Cohen was detained by US Capitol Police and removed from a senate hearing after interrupting a testimony delivered by Robert F Kennedy Jr.