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US pursuing another Venezuelan oil tanker

Reports that the US coastguard may be trying to intercept another Venezuelan oil tanker

Australian Prime Minister booed at memorial event

Democrats say the redactions violate transparency laws

US justice department says that it is protecting victims

The US justice department releases Epstein files after months of wrangling

EU leaders agree $100bn loan deal for Ukraine, but without use of frozen Russian assets

The EU is racing against time to secure a €210 billion loan for Ukraine

EU leaders are holding a crucial summit to try to find a way to keep Ukraine afloat

WHO concerns about the captivity of health workers and civilians in Nyala

President Trump orders a blockade of sanctioned Venezuelan oil tankers

Yale University researchers say the RSF attempted to cover-up mass killings in El Fasher

Survivor of Bondi beach massacre fears for safety amid anti-Semitism in Australia

Nick Reiner arrested after the US director and his wife were found dead

Australian PM says gunmen 'motivated by extremism' killed 15 people

'Nothing prepares you for the horror of undergoing torture'

One Senator says the document looks Russian in nature, even the way it has been written

Sama Nijm, 16, is using music to bring comfort to the youngest victims of the conflict.

Ten people are dead and many injured after a school shooting in the southern city of Graz