Ukraine updates: Fatal Russian strikes in Donetsk, KharkivUkrainian President Volodymr Zelenskyy has slammed "vile and inhumane" Russian strikes that killed and wounded civilians overnight. Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk has called the Russians "barbarians." DW has more.
A surprise revenue gain is giving Labor more options to help households in the federal budget to be delivered on March 25, creating room for a new round of energy bill relief before an election that will be held in May.
The 2024 election between Kamala Harris and Donald Trump makes clear that the U.S. has two right-wing parties and no effective left-wing opposition.
US President Donald Trump pledged to go ahead with his campaign of "swift and unrelenting action" in reorienting the country’s economy, immigration and foreign policy in his address to Congress.
— TRUMP: Let's make a deal...
— PUTIN: Sure... but I don't like your FRIEND's attitude...
— TRUMP: He's not my friend...
— PUTIN: He used to be yours...
— TRUMP: I have let him loose "to do what he wants"...
— PUTIN: He seems to have doubled up on what America "used to do"...
BBC chairman Samir Shah and director-general Tim Davie apologized to the British Parliament on 3 March over for including 13-year-old Abdullah al-Yazouri in a recent documentary on the impact the Israeli genocide has had on Gaza’s children.
