Australian ISIS Brides Held as Extremists in Syrian Camp
Two Australian ISIS brides are detained separately in a Kurdish-run Syrian camp as extremists, while mothers plead for their children's repatriation amid a political stalemate.
Category : Foreign Affairs
End British Monarchy Role in Australia, Expert Says
A new opinion piece calls for Australia to sever ties with the British monarchy, citing outdated colonial links and the need for full independence as a republic.
Diplomat Families Evacuated as Middle East Tensions Rise
The Australian government has urged families of diplomats to leave Israel and Lebanon due to security concerns. Meanwhile, two men face charges over an alleged gang-related car fire in Sydney.
UK Travel Rules for Dual Nationals: A 'D-Day' for Australians
From February 25, 2026, Australians with British or Irish dual citizenship must have a valid British or Irish passport or certificate of entitlement to travel to the UK, as new regulations take effect.
Canadian PM Visit and Queensland Crash Tragedy
Canada's Prime Minister Mark Carney will visit Australia for talks on defence and trade, while two men died in a UTV crash in Queensland.
Albanese Supports Removing Prince Andrew from Royal Line
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has pledged Australia's support for any UK legislation to cut Prince Andrew from the royal succession amid serious allegations.
Israeli President Herzog Visits Australia for Bondi Massacre Support
Israeli President Isaac Herzog traveled to Australia last week to offer condolences and support to victims of the Bondi massacre, following an invitation from the Zionist Federation of Australia.
Australian ISIS Brides Face Legal Reckoning at Home
Australian women who joined ISIS as brides are now confronting legal consequences upon their return, sparking debates over national security and rehabilitation.
Australian 'ISIS Bride' Blocked from Entry Under Security Order
An Australian 'ISIS bride' has been denied entry under a temporary exclusion order due to national security concerns, while others may return. The government faces scrutiny over repatriation efforts.
Australian ISIS Fighters Moved to Iraq in US Operation
Australian officials confirm 13 ISIS fighters transferred to Iraq in a US military-led operation, highlighting ongoing counter-terrorism efforts and legal challenges.
Australia Must Issue Passports to ISIS Brides, Minister Says
Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke insists Australia is obligated under international law to provide passports to women and children stranded in Syrian camps, despite security concerns.
Australian ISIS Families Had Valid Passports Before Failed Syria Exit
The director of a Syrian detention camp confirms Australian families linked to Islamic State held valid passports before their failed departure, raising legal questions for Canberra's stance on repatriation.
Albanese's Syrian Repatriation Stance Sparks Debate
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's position on repatriating Australians from Syrian camps has triggered a heated political debate over national security and humanitarian concerns.
ISIS Families Released from Australian Detention
The Australian government has released families of ISIS fighters from detention, sparking debate over national security and reintegration policies.
Australian ISIS Families' Release from Syrian Camp Halted
A planned departure of 34 Australians from a Syrian detention camp was halted and reversed due to procedural issues, leaving their fate uncertain after years in detention.
Man Accused of Scalding Baby with Coffee Fled to China
Queensland and federal police confirm the suspect in the Brisbane coffee attack on a nine-month-old baby is in China, as international efforts to bring him to justice intensify.
Herzog Visit Sparks Outrage Over Police Violence in Australia
Israeli President Isaac Herzog's controversial visit to Australia has ignited fierce debate, as NSW police were filmed assaulting protesters accusing him of genocide, raising concerns about social cohesion and human rights.
Australian Teen Arman Bigdeli Freed from Iranian Prison
Arman Bigdeli, a 19-year-old Australian, has been released from an Iranian prison after being detained for months. The Australian government confirmed his freedom, citing diplomatic efforts.
Albanese Hosts Israeli PM Amid War Crimes Controversy
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese welcomes Israeli leader Isaac Herzog to Australia, despite UN accusations linking Herzog to genocide incitement following October 7 attacks.
Alleged Chinese Spy Siru Zheng Granted Bail in Canberra
Siru Zheng, accused of espionage for China, has been granted bail by a Canberra court under strict conditions, sparking national security and diplomatic concerns.
Xi's Taiwan Ambition Could Spark US-China War, Analyst Warns
Chinese President Xi Jinping's push to reunite Taiwan with China risks triggering a full-scale war with the United States and its allies, a senior analyst warns, examining potential conflict across multiple domains including nuclear escalation.
Herzog Denies Genocide Claims During Australia Tour
Israeli President Isaac Herzog has strongly denied allegations of inciting genocide in Gaza during a visit to Australia, where protests erupted. He defended Israel's actions in the war with Hamas and discussed his meeting with Prime Minister Anthony Alban
Two More Charged with Spying for China in Canberra
Two Chinese nationals face court in Canberra accused of foreign interference by spying on a Buddhist association. The AFP investigation highlights ongoing threats to diaspora communities.
Protesters Rally in Canberra Against Israeli President
Demonstrators gathered in Canberra to protest the visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog, voicing opposition to Israel's policies and actions in the ongoing conflict.
Herzog Meets Governor-General Mostyn in Canberra
Israeli President Isaac Herzog has been welcomed to Government House in Canberra by Governor-General Sam Mostyn, with senior politicians and officials attending the ceremonial event.
Израильский президент критикует прогрессивных протестующих (10.02.2026)
Ицхак Герцог заявил, что прогрессивные протестующие ненавидят Израиль настолько, что выступают против него, несмотря на его поддержку прав ЛГБТК+.
DFAT Apologises to Families of Laos Methanol Poisoning Victims
The Department of Foreign Affairs has apologised for failing to inform families that those involved in the methanol poisoning deaths of two Australian teens were fined just $185 each.
Вторые протесты в Мельбурне против визита президента Израиля (10.02.2026)
Протестующие в Мельбурне объявили о втором раунде акций против визита президента Израиля Ицхака Герцога, выражая протест израильской политике.
Herzog Visit Sparks Debate Over War Graves and Diplomacy
Letters to the editor debate the appropriateness of Israeli President Isaac Herzog's visit to the Australian War Memorial amid concerns over destroyed war graves in Gaza and humanitarian issues.
Israeli President's Australia Visit Sparks Adelaide Protest
Israeli President Isaac Herzog's arrival in Australia has ignited controversy, with a protest planned at Adelaide's Parliament House amid calls for his arrest over the Gaza conflict.
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