Republicans, Democrats and politicians elsewhere agree: the US Speaker of the House is within her rights to travel to the island Beijing calls its own.

Deborah Snow reflects on her report from Foreign Correspondent, from Russia in 1992.

With allegations of an affair, missing CCTV footage and claims of a cover-up, Indonesia has been transfixed by the death of a junior police officer at his boss’s home.

Sergei Lavrov’s remarks contrasted with the Kremlin’s line early in the war, when it repeatedly emphasised that Russia wasn’t seeking to overthrow Volodymr Zelensky’s government

Australia’s chances of keeping foot and mouth disease out of the country are close to zero if the behaviour of young Aussies at Denpasar airport is anything to go by.

Pope Francis has apologised to Canadian First Nations people for the treatment of children at mandatory church-run schools.

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The blooper recalls a defining moment from Australian prime minister Scott Morrison, who covered up his own holiday in Hawaii taken during savage bushfires in December 2019.

Is casual dress a proof of the declining standards of the national parliament or a sign it can move with the times?

Britain is hosting its third Games in 20 years after Durban, South Africa, was stripped of the rights. The public seems ready to support it.

The former chancellor of the Exchequer was attacked for wearing tailored suits and Prada shoes, as the issue of inequality hangs over Britain.

Jeff Kurr, the producer and director of Discovery's "Shark Week," discusses footage his team captured of a great white shark destroying a diver's enclosure.

China rejects accusations of irresponsibility for the uncontrolled reentry. In response to concerns about last year’s launch, the Chinese Foreign Ministry said that likelihood of damage was “extremely low”.

Donald Trump is marshalling his supporters for another tilt at the presidency in 2024. If he wins, American governance, alliances and democracy could be destroyed.

Pope Francis has apologised to Canada’s indigenous people on their land for the church’s role in schools where indigenous children were abused.

The BBC will now stage the event, which normally draws a television audience of close to 200 million and was last held in Britain in 1998.

The former Australian prime minister said it was hard to imagine “a more reckless and provocative act”. 

The New Zealand Prime Minister said authorities had seen a drop in the prevalence of COVID in wastewater, even as hospitalisations reached their highest level since March.

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Secret documents with briefing notes about leaders’ wives were found strewn across the street after animals tear apart German leader’s bin bags.