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A British judge who recently resigned from Hong Kong's top court warns the territory is "slowly becoming a totalitarian state" with its rule of law "profoundly compromised."

The UN Security Council has backed plans for an Israel-Gaza ceasefire and Hamas has welcomed the resolution, saying it will cooperate with mediators. 

Malcolm Turnbull warns that a second Donald Trump White House would only be emboldened by the former president's legal troubles and that an Australian PM must stand their ground.

Jibril Rajoub was denied a visa ahead of a FIFA World Cup qualification match in Perth tonight, a month after pushing for Israel to be removed from FIFA over its actions in Palestine.

Kim Yo Jong, the influential sister of North Korean leader, has warned of a new response against South Korea if the South continues loudspeaker broadcasts and the scattering of leaflets amid growing tensions.

Radical-right political parties have made significant gains in the European Parliament elections, as nationalist and populist groups continue to gain dominance in national settings across EU capitals.

It will be the first trip to the nation by a Chinese premier since Li Keqiang's visit in 2017.  

The south-east African nation's vice-president, who had corruption charges dropped against him last month, was on a short trip from the capital to a mountainous region in the country's north.

In a play for legitimacy in the eyes of the rest of the world, the Taliban is looking to reignite Afghanistan's tourism industry. Some Australians are taking up the invitation.

In the Dubai desert lies a scam factory capable of swindling tens of thousands of people at a time. But one scammer has a secret plan that could shut the whole syndicate down.