One of Julian Assange's legal advisers wants Australia's Government to intervene.

North Korea has defied all calls to rein in its nuclear and missile programmes.

Political scandals are washing over Trump.

Senate hopes testimony will answer questions that have arisen since his sudden dismissal.

Donald Trump just can't stop talking about the Russia probe, writes Abby Phillip.

The traditional OE is set to get dearer - but there's little NZ can do until after Brexit.

COMMENT: How do we know it was appropriate? The answer is: because Trump said it.

Vladimir Putin has told world leaders to stop "intimidating" North Korea.

Hillary is back - and she's launched a new organisation.

Kremlin has gotten a different return on its effort to help elect Trump: chaos in US.

Commander-in-chief said to searching for a "huge reboot" following an eventful week.

The pope and President Trump will meet at the Vatican later this month.

Republicans in Congress have been trying on "nothing to see here" faces.

The Trump administration is planning to nominate Sam Clovis as head of USDA's Research.

Trump produced letter to clear him of Russian links - from "Russia Law Firm of the Year".

Trump warns he may have something over him if he starts leaking to the press.

COMMENT: The White House has been infiltrated by a great flaming pile of excrement.

A billion-dollar fund could buy a peaceful solution, an expert claims.

Can Putin gain leverage over the West by expanding ties with North Korea?

It was too good to be true - an offer to move to an Italian village with money thrown in.

When the FBI director found out Trump had fired him, he initially laughed it off.

COMMENT: Unlike, the UK and US, France has learned no country is an island unto itself.

Trump refutes links with Russia and has now changed his Twitter banner to back himself up.

Labor's "Australians first" ad has been slammed for being racist.

France takes a step into unknown with the election of its youngest leader since Napoleon.

Macron's win will have been greeted with sighs of relief on both sides of the Channel.

EDITORIAL: Voters have restored elected a President who offers them a better economy.

COMMENT: Macron's victory has given the world a great sigh of relief, writes Barry Soper.

The European Union seems to be have breathed a sigh of relief at the French result.

Election stakes are too high to be bothered by campaign documents, they say.