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Paul Keating lashed this week’s AUKUS decision as the worst by a Labor government since conscription in WWI. Some, including former colleague Kim Beazley, disagree.

Twenty years after the Iraq war, controversy still rages over whether "weapons of mass destruction" (WMDs) ever existed.

The Philippines’ strategic location means that a renewed U.S. presence would be a huge asset to Washington in case of a conflict over Taiwan.

China has put new focus on airships hovering in a part of the sky just before outer space. Although Beijing says they're scientific, analysts say the data helps the country develop advanced weapons.

The boost to Ukraine’s defence capability includes drones, ammunition, air defence, and electronic warfare

"Russia’s illegal invasion of Ukraine has highlighted the importance of a persistent space surveillance capability," said the United Kingdom, as European nations (and Canada) band together.

The United Kingdom and other European countries have agreed an initial package of support from the International Fund for Ukraine (IFU) for a total sum of more than £200 million (over $241 million), which will provide a capability boost for the Armed Forces of Ukraine. — Ukrinform.

Beijing says President Biden’s order to shoot it down seriously damaged bilateral relations.

Back-to-back blasts in Narwal on the outskirts of Jammu City had left nine people injured on Saturday

Back-to-back blasts in Narwal on the outskirts of Jammu City had left nine people injured on Saturday