Ayatollah Ali Khamenei issues his most direct threat yet following the deployment of US warships to the Arabian Sea.
UN could investigate 'crimes against humanity' as Iran's death toll rises
A fact-finding mission should investigate potential crimes against humanity committed by the Islamic Republic of Iran, according an independent UN expert.
'What can I do?' Sabalenka brushes off handshake snub
Marta Kostyuk explained that not shaking Aryna Sabalenka's hand and talking about Ukraine following her Brisbane International defeat was her duty, and to not highlight the issues at home would be "inhumane".
More than the US and UK, the Taliban has an issue with Australia
The Taliban's chief spokesman agreed to an unscripted, sit-down interview with me, there was just one non-negotiable condition, writes Meghna Bali.
Palestinian author calls for apology as dozens quit Adelaide Writers' Week
Palestinian author Randa Abdel-Fattah has called for her appearance at Adelaide Writers' Week to be reinstated after it was axed, but SA's Premier has continued to back the decision, as dozens of authors cancel their appearances.
Is the American intervention in Venezuela a breach of international law?
Just days after it snatched Venezuela's president, there's apparent confusion within the Trump administration over its plans for the South American nation.
Australian soldier fighting for Ukraine 'killed week before wedding'
Russell Allan Wilson, who spent several years fighting for Ukraine, has been remembered as someone who "gave his life so others could keep theirs".
'Simply unprecedented': Israel banning dozens of charities from Gaza
The Israeli government says the organisations have not met new requirements, which include recognising Israel as a Jewish and democratic state and banning any so-called "de-legitimisation" of Israel.
Nuclear-capable missiles deployed in Belarus, Russia claims
Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko, a staunch ally of the Kremlin, announced the deployment of the Oreshnik intermediate-range ballistic missiles earlier this month.
Zelenskyy denies attacking Putin's Novgorod home with long-range drones
Russian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says Moscow will review its position on a planned peace deal with Ukraine due to the alleged attack.
NGOs fear lifesaving Gaza aid will be blocked under new Israeli rules
The Israeli government has introduced new rules for aid organisations, including that they must not engage in any activities or criticism which "delegitimise" the state of Israel.
These men fled Ukraine, but found a Europe far less welcoming
Since Russia launched its full-scale invasion in 2022 thousands of men have fled Ukraine. Once welcomed, they are increasingly finding a Europe that is running out of patience.
Inside the classified mission to deliver Australian tanks to Ukraine
The ABC is granted exclusive access to the ADF operation to transport M1A1 Abrams tanks to Ukraine, via Poland, which included an ocean voyage of more than 50 days.
A fight in an underground courtroom in Tel Aviv has burst onto its streets
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's backers view his corruption trial as a witch hunt — but his detractors argue it is the system finally catching up to a ruthless political operative who is prepared to do anything to hold on to power.
The Thai Navy released footage of a Cambodian casino on the Thai border being shelled.
The Thai Navy released footage of a Cambodian building being shelled.
2024 Eurovision winner returns trophy over Israel's participation
Swiss singer Nemo says they will return the trophy they won in 2024 over the EBU's decision to let Israel participate in 2026.
Ukrainians could vote on disputed territory, Zelenskyy says in updated peace plan
Ukraine has proposed a vote on disputed territory in an updated version of the US-led peace plan to end Russia's war.
The terror and beauty of being Australia's official war artist
Australia has been sending artists to the frontline since World War I, with more than 50 local artists taking part since then. But what's it actually like to head into war armed with a paintbrush?
As warplanes flew, they dropped something many in Timor-Leste had never seen
Survivors still have clear memories of the invasion by Indonesia, as Timor-Leste this week commemorates the beginning of a brutal 24-year occupation.
Zelenskyy meets with European allies at 'critical' moment for Ukraine
European leaders express scepticism about US-led plans to end Russia's invasion, following peace talks between US and Ukrainian officials end without a breakthrough.
Why the small city of Pokrovsk means so much to Vladimir Putin
Russian President Vladimir Putin this week claimed Moscow's biggest battlefield gain in close to two years: the Ukrainian city of Pokrovsk. Some experts don't believe him.