- Pope to ecclesial movements: Always keep Jesus at the centre Vatican News
- Pope Leo at Pentecost Vigil: God intends all to live as one Vatican News
- Church unity, mission must be at heart of all Catholic groups, pope says usccb
- Together to strengthen hope Movimento dei Focolari
- Over 70,000 pilgrims to make their way to Rome for the Jubilee of Movements Travel Daily Media
Bowen: Israel is accused of the gravest war crimes – how governments respond could haunt them for years
Israel is accused of the gravest war crimes in Gaza – BBC
- Israel is accused of the gravest war crimes in Gaza BBC
- Former Israeli PM Olmert: ‘We need not just a truce, but an end to the war' Vatican News
- Why Ehud Olmert Thinks His Country Is Committing War Crimes The New Yorker
- The conflict in Gaza is more complicated than Phill Goff makes out, writes Damien Grant Stuff
- Over 14,500 children, 180 media workers killed: Why Israel faces war crime accusations in Gaza Firstpost
Bowen: Israel is accused of the gravest war crimes – how governments respond could haunt them for years
Colombia’s potential presidential contender Miguel Uribe shot, suspect arrested – Reuters
- Colombia's potential presidential contender Miguel Uribe shot, suspect arrested Reuters
- Miguel Uribe Turbay: Colombia presidential candidate shot in head BBC
- Miguel Uribe: Colombian presidential hopeful shot in Bogota CNN
- Colombian Senator Miguel Uribe Is Shot at Campaign Event The New York Times
- Video: Colombian Presidential Candidate Shot In Head During Rally NDTV
Former federal Liberal MP Bridget Archer recruited by Rockliff for snap Tasmania poll
Bridget Archer lost Bass to Labor at the federal election and is a moderate ally of the premier who suffered a no confidence vote last week
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Prominent former federal Liberal MP, Bridget Archer, has announced she will contest a snap Tasmanian election for the embattled state government, amid ongoing political upheaval.
The Liberal premier, Jeremy Rockliff, is expected to call an election on Tuesday – only 15 months after Tasmanians last went to the polls – after the state parliament passed a motion of no confidence in him.
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Continue reading...Japan Flexes Its Military Muscle at China, and Trump – The New York Times
Tulip Siddiq requests meeting with Bangladeshi leader over corruption allegation
Ex-minister wants to clear up ‘misunderstanding’ over accusation she benefitted from regime of her aunt, ousted Bangladeshi PM Sheikh Hasina
The former City minister Tulip Siddiq has asked to meet Bangladesh’s leader during his London visit to clear up a “misunderstanding” after corruption allegations made by his administration led her to resign from the UK government.
Siddiq, whose aunt Sheikh Hasina was put on trial in absentia last week over crimes against humanity during her 15 years as prime minister, has been accused of benefitting from the former regime by the authorities in the Bangladeshi capital, Dhaka.
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Ukraine war briefing: Putin yet to retaliate in full force over Operation Spiderweb, officials say – The Guardian
- Ukraine war briefing: Putin yet to retaliate in full force over Operation Spiderweb, officials say The Guardian
- Exclusive: US believes Russia response to Ukraine drone attack not over yet, expects multi-pronged strike Reuters
- Zelenskyy says Russian drivers 'didn't know anything' about role in audacious drone attack ABC News
- Graph Shows Putin's Missile Response to Russia's 'Pearl Harbor' Newsweek
- Ukraine’s Drone Attack Exposes Achilles’ Heel of Military Superpowers WSJ
Russia-Ukraine war: List of key events, day 1,200
Italy citizenship referendum polarises country – BBC
- Italy citizenship referendum polarises country BBC
- Italians Prepare to Vote in Citizenship Referendum The New York Times
- Italians vote on easing citizenship requirements, reversing labour reform Reuters
- Why Meloni is keeping Italy’s citizenship referendum quiet Financial Times
- Italians vote on citizenship and job protections amid low awareness and turnout concerns KRON4
Italy citizenship referendum: ‘I was born here – but feel rejected’
An ancient writing system confounding myths about Africa
Trump-Musk row heightens fears over Nasa budget cuts
Trump-Musk row heightens fears over Nasa budget cuts
Trump-Musk row fuels ‘biggest crisis ever’ at Nasa
Ministers commit to £86bn for ‘breakthrough’ UK science and tech R&D
Mayors welcome £500m set aside for regional authorities to target investment locally
New drug treatments, longer-lasting batteries and developing artificial intelligence are among research projects that will receive funding as part of an £86bn government investment into science and technology.
Ministers have announced a £22.5bn a year commitment in research and development (R&D) over the next four years, including up to £500m for regional authorities to target the investment locally.
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Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, June 7, 2025 – Institute for the Study of War
- Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, June 7, 2025 Institute for the Study of War
- How Putin plans to deliver killer blow to Ukraine with summer offensive The Telegraph
- The Telegraph: Russia has concentrated 125,000 troops near Sumy and Kharkiv, but the main goal is Donetsk region Українські Національні Новини
- ISW Russian Offensive Campaign Assessment, June 7, 2025 Kyiv Post
- As Putin ramps up his summer offensive in Ukraine, will he succeed? The Independent