World
Who are the Trump co-conspirators in the 2020 election charges?
None have been named and they are yet to be charged, but the descriptions make it easy to identify most of them.
- by Farrah Tomazin
Pittsburgh synagogue shooter sentenced to death for anti-Semitic attack
- by Peter Smith and Michael Rubinkam
Opinion & Perspectives
Fasten your seatbelts, this wild ride will Trump anything we’ve seen
Next year will be like no other year we have witnessed in American politics. Trump is, of course, presumed innocent – but now let’s see what the evidence is against him.
Bill Wyman
Columnist
Trump’s charges strike at the very heart of American democracy
While hush money and classified documents are important, never before has a newly ousted US president engaged in a multipart plan to overturn an election.
Farrah Tomazin
North America correspondent
An economic miracle is shifting the global balance of power
India’s physical infrastructure boom is impressive enough, but its digital infrastructure expansion has been stunning in empowering its marginalised millions.
Peter Hartcher
Political and international editor
North America
Who are the Trump co-conspirators in the 2020 election charges?
None have been named and they are yet to be charged, but the descriptions make it easy to identify most of them.
- by Farrah Tomazin
Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau and wife Sophie to separate
The two said in statements posted on Instagram that they had made the decision after “many meaningful and difficult conversations”.
Trump dined with Fox News executives after learning of federal charges
- by Jonathan Swan and Maggie Haberman
Pittsburgh synagogue shooter sentenced to death for anti-Semitic attack
- by Peter Smith and Michael Rubinkam
Europe
Asia
Singapore in a mess as PM admits politics not as clean as country’s image
The city-state places as much stock in the cleanliness of its politics as it does in spotless streets. Recent events have threatened to sully that reputation.
- by Chris Barrett
‘It did not happen in Indonesia’: Jakarta at odds with Australia over cattle disease
Indonesian officials say Australian cattle with lumpy-skin disease showed symptoms before being unloaded from ships, heightening their suspicion over its origin.
- by Chris Barrett and Karuni Rompies
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What the Niger coup could mean for Russia’s war in Ukraine
The military power grab is stoking fears Russia and the Wagner mercenary group could use the coup to their advantage.
- by Lucy Cormack and Chris Zappone
