South Korea’s acting leader Han resigns amid reports he will run for president – AP News

  1. South Korea’s acting leader Han resigns amid reports he will run for president  AP News
  2. South Korea's acting leader Han resigns amid reports he will run for president  NPR
  3. South Korea’s Acting President Han Duck-Soo Resigns  The New York Times
  4. South Korea acting leader Han Duck-soo resigns ahead of expected presidential run  Australian Broadcasting Corporation
  5. US Trade Tariffs Live News Updates: White House says small businesses to get tariff relief through taxes  The Economic Times
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Video shows moment Bondi Junction stabber ran at police officer in Sydney shopping centre holding knife

CCTV footage released by court shows Amy Scott walking up an escalator, then starting to run when she sees Joel Cauchi

The New South Wales coroner’s court has released footage showing the moment the Bondi Junction stabber launched himself towards a lone police officer at speed holding a 30cm knife.

The video, made public on Thursday afternoon, is a compilation of CCTV footage and a 3D reconstruction of the route NSW Police inspector Amy Scott took when she entered Westfield Bondi Junction on 13 April 2024 in pursuit of Joel Cauchi, who had just stabbed 16 people.

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Upcoming conclave will be first with more than 120 Cardinal electors – Vatican News

  1. Upcoming conclave will be first with more than 120 Cardinal electors  Vatican News
  2. Fist fights, ghostly pranks and schism: a brief history of conclaves past  The Guardian
  3. Englewood, Chicago native Cardinal Wilton Gregory, 1st African American cardinal in US, prepares for largest-ever papal conclave  ABC7 Chicago
  4. When is the conclave? The Vatican sets date to elect new head after Pope Francis' death  USA Today
  5. Will Italy get the papacy back after half a century of foreigners?  Reuters
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Journalist Nick McKenzie admits to ‘deceptive methods’ if in the public interest during Ben Roberts-Smith bid for appeal

McKenzie was also questioned over his communications with Roberts-Smith’s ex-wife, Emma Roberts, and her friend Danielle Scott

Investigative journalist Nick McKenzie has agreed in Ben Roberts-Smith’s bid to reopen his appeal for his defamation case that he has used “deceptive methods and subterfuge” to obtain information “on occasion if it is in the public interest”.

McKenzie was cross-examined on Thursday afternoon by Roberts-Smith’s lawyer, Arthur Moses SC. It’s part of a two-day hearing in which the war veteran is arguing the appeal should be reopened in light of new evidence that he claims shows there was a “miscarriage of justice” in the defamation proceedings caused by McKenzie’s alleged “misconduct”.

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China’s not backing down from Trump’s trillion-dollar game of chicken – Axios

  1. China's not backing down from Trump's trillion-dollar game of chicken  Axios
  2. The global costs of the US-China tariff war are mounting. And the worst may be yet to come  The Conversation
  3. Shipments from China fall as Trump’s tariffs loom over economy  PBS
  4. Xi's real test is not Trump's trade war  BBC
  5. Trump should just declare victory on tariffs and pivot exclusively to China  The Hill
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Kim Jong-un revisits North Korea’s new destroyer for missile test – Euronews.com

  1. Kim Jong-un revisits North Korea's new destroyer for missile test  Euronews.com
  2. Kim Jong Un Wants More Nuclear Weapons on North Korean Warships  USNI News
  3. North Korea conducts first test firing of its new warship's weapons system  Reuters
  4. Kim Jong Un oversees missile tests on new North Korean warship  ABC News
  5. North Korea’s New Frigate Tests Its Weapons Days After Commissioning  The War Zone
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US and Ukraine sign minerals deal that solidifies investment in Kyiv’s defense against Russia

Move seals a deal to create a fund the Trump administration says will begin to repay roughly $175bn provided to Ukraine

The US and Kyiv have signed an agreement to share profits and royalties from the future sale of Ukrainian minerals and rare earths, sealing a deal that Donald Trump has said will provide an economic incentive for the US to continue to invest in Ukraine’s defense and its reconstruction after he brokers a peace deal with Russia.

The minerals deal, which has been the subject of tense negotiations for months and nearly fell through hours before it was signed, will establish a US-Ukraine Reconstruction Investment Fund that the Trump administration has said will begin to repay an estimated $175bn in aid provided to Ukraine since the beginning of the war.

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South Korean Election Front-Runner at Risk From Guilty Verdict – Bloomberg

  1. South Korean Election Front-Runner at Risk From Guilty Verdict  Bloomberg
  2. South Korea presidential frontrunner's eligibility in doubt after court ruling  Reuters
  3. South Korea top court overturns presidential frontrunner's criminal case  CNBC
  4. South Korea's top court rules against presidential frontrunner, potentially upending election  NBC News
  5. South Korea’s presidential race upended as frontrunner returns to court  The Washington Post
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