Senator Pauline Hanson proposes easier access to superannuation to help with housing and living costs. The debate balances immediate financial relief against the risk of reduced retirement security.
Ukraine’s ousted defense minister has called for wartime elections, arguing that citizens should retain a voice despite the ongoing conflict.
Taiwan has condemned Malaysia’s prime minister for backing the “one China” principle, saying the remarks undermine sovereignty and democratic status.
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OSCE Parliamentary Assembly will deploy a delegation to observe Kazakhstan’s early parliamentary elections on 23 August.
After its spring defeat, Fidesz launched an internal survey asking members to rate Orbán and other senior figures.
The United States and Lithuania are facing tensions over Belarusian potash, highlighting disagreements about sanctions, trade, and regional economic interests.
Ukraine’s Fedorov is calling for wartime elections, arguing that President Putin should not determine when Ukrainians are allowed to vote.
Canada has deported an alleged member of Iran’s regime, the Canada Border Services Agency confirmed publicly, citing national security concerns.
The United States has sanctioned International Criminal Court President Tomoko Akane of Japan, intensifying tensions over the court’s work globally
The Pentagon is considering reducing U.S. forces in the Gulf after the war with Iran ends, reflecting a strategic shift.
France plans to expel two Iranian diplomats, escalating tensions between Paris and Tehran amid ongoing diplomatic disagreements and security concerns.
Debates arise over accessibility to the HUT RI ceremony at Merdeka Palace, citing ticket trading and elitism. The discussion highlights the need for inclusive national celebrations.
Luigi Mangione’s state murder trial is postponed to coordinate with federal proceedings. This delay highlights the complexity of multi-jurisdictional cases and the legal system’s priority on due process.
Former Deputy Minister Noel receives Independence Day remission, reducing his corruption sentence. This reflects Indonesia's legal framework balancing accountability with rehabilitation opportunities for inmates.
The NT government plans a new 1,200-bed private men’s prison and 200-bed women’s facility in Darwin. The move aims to address overcrowding but faces criticism over costs and privatization.
US mediators are holding talks with Israel and Hamas to revive a stalled peace plan. The discussions focus on disarmament, security, and humanitarian aid amidst ongoing tensions.
India and Germany are set to sign a $9 billion agreement for six diesel-electric submarines, strengthening defense ties between countries.
The United States calls Israeli strikes on a Syrian military base an unnecessary escalation, signaling concern over rising regional tensions.
A German court sentenced a 30-year-old Ukrainian to 15 months in prison for acting as a Russian sabotage agent.
Iran says the Strait of Hormuz will remain closed until the United States fulfills conditions outlined in an interim agreement.
Eight countries outside the European Union are set to adopt sanctions against Belarus, aligning their policies with the bloc’s measures.
Pakistan’s Supreme Court has ordered authorities to move former Prime Minister Imran Khan from prison to hospital for immediate evaluation.
Australia has slowed processing of working holiday visas as part of efforts to reduce net migration. The move has caused delays for applicants and concerns in tourism-dependent industries.
Victorian teachers have secured a pay deal making them the best paid in Australia, with rises up to 32.4%. The outcome followed significant internal union pressure and industrial action.