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Governments are seeking to diversify trade links due to the uncertainty driven by Trump's tariffs.

Risk analyst Jose Chalhoub explains why Venezuela's oil is more appealing to the US than oil from the Middle East

Ernesto Castaneda, talks about why some in US President Donald Trump's cabinet are pushing for a war with Venezuela.

PM Anthony Albanese is also pushing for stricter gun legislation in the wake of nation's worst mass shooting in decades.

Israel's defence industry is making record profits, using images of strikes on Gaza as proof of their purported success.

A Russian general was killed in Moscow on Monday when an explosive device detonated underneath his car.

Israel's genocidal war on Gaza has killed at least 70,669 Palestinians and wounded 171,165 since October 2023.

Jerusalem's Latin Patriarch led Christmas mass at Gaza's only Catholic church just days before the holiday.

The US is pursuing a third oil tanker in international waters off the coast of Venezuela.

Investigators pursue various lines of inquiry, including possibility attack was 'linked' to 'Ukrainian special forces'.

Thousands of demonstrators in Serbia gathered in Novi Pazar on Sunday to protest government pressures on universities.

Kashiwazaki-Kariwa will be latest plant to restart 15 years after Fukushima disaster shut down country's nuclear energy.

The Trump administration seeks to recalibrate US influence in the Middle East and wants to 'make Iraq great again'.

Investigators say possibility that attack is linked to Ukrainian special forces is one line of inquiry.

Four residents of Pari, a low-lying Indonesian island, filed the complaint in January 2023.

Fighting has resumed hours before the countries' foreign ministers meet in Malaysia to discuss steps to de-escalate.

The new bloc's roadmap echoes the Quad plan, but observers say this only splinters civilian forces in Sudan.

US envoy holds separate meetings with Russian and Ukrainian negotiators in Miami on ending Russia's war in Ukraine.

Kamran Ahmed and Amu Gib have been hospitalised as a hunger strike that began 50 days ago raises alarm.

Fighting resumes hours before regional foreign ministers meet in Malaysia to discuss steps to de-escalate hostilities.

The Kuala Lumpur High Court says a royal document allowing the ex-PM's transfer to house arrest is invalid.

Host nation Morocco overcome a spirited challenge by Africa Cup of Nations minnows Comoros to kick off the tournament.

These are the key developments from day 1,397 of Russia's war on Ukraine.

Gaza's Health Ministry says the most critical drug shortages are in emergency services.

Tensions are growing after the killing of a student leader of last year's revolt, which toppled Sheikh Hasina.

The country has seen a wave of recent mass abductions, as it suffers from multiple interlinked security concerns.

US coastguard 'in active pursuit' of a dark fleet vessel trying to evade sanctions on Venezuela, an official says.

Three people arrested in connection with suspected theft of items worth between 15,000 and 40,000 euros.

Authorities board vessel off Swedish coast after it suffered an engine failure.

Some European leaders feel sidelined as US mediation takes Russian priorities into consideration.

Putin aide Yury Ushakov's remarks come a day after US and Russian officials held talks on the US proposal in Florida.

Barca punish 10-man hosts Villarreal to win eighth consecutive La Liga game and move four points clear at the summit.

Israel's defence exports increased 13 percent in 2024 compared with the previous year to a record of almost $15bn.

Liverpool and Egypt star forward Mohamed Salah is centred on winning his first Africa Cup of Nations title.

As Gaza's displaced Palestinians suffer from winter storms, UNICEF explains the basic needs essential to save children.

The latest trove of legal documents has been heavily redacted, but several famous figures are recognisable.

Leaders from Mali, Niger and Burkina Faso are hoping to find a way to repel advancing fighters linked to al-Qaeda.

A global roundup of some of last week's events.

Israeli forces kill two Palestinians in the occupied West Bank amid continued violence against Palestinians.

South African police have launched a manhunt in search of the suspects that carried out a mass shooting in Johannesburg.

Six Palestinians have been killed in an attack by Israeli forces on a school sheltering displaced civilians in Gaza.

Follow the build-up, analysis and live text commentary of the game as league leaders Barca visit high flyers Villarreal.

A family's heavily war-damaged home that had sheltered 25 people in Gaza City collapsed after a winter storm.

These peace negotiations are a farce."

More than 8,000 candidates sat for a government exam on a runway in Odisha in India.

Algerian parliament is set to vote on Wednesday on the draft law, which speaker calls a 'defining milestone'.

People don't know exactly where [Gaza's yellow line] exists ... when they pass it, they become targets."

One Palestinian killed by Israeli army in Gaza while two Palestinians, including a child, are shot dead in West Bank.

Australia win Adelaide Test against England and forge an unassailable 3-0 lead in cricket's longest running series.

Samantha Johnson looks at how audience, attention and money are reshaping modern boxing.