Kathryn Diss

The kiss following Spain's Women's World Cup win became a reckoning for Spanish soccer, with several of the sport's former top male officials on trial in Madrid. 

A Foreign Correspondent investigation has detailed the decades of sexism and misogyny leading up to the infamous World Cup kiss.

Sarah Ferguson presents Australia's premier daily current affairs program, delivering agenda-setting public affairs journalism and interviews that hold the powerful to account. Plus political analysis from Laura Tingle.

Dante Riedel is part of a growing wave of young people who support a far-right political party in Germany. As the nation prepares to head to the polls it has some Germans worried.

The high-profile sexual assault trial of Spain's former football boss Luis Rubiales galvanised the country's #MeToo movement, which had long battled deeply ingrained sexism and misogyny in society.

Three years to the day since Vladimir Putin's forces began their full-scale invasion of the country, Ukrainians tell of their fears and hopes for the future.

Busy Ukrainian officials are working tirelessly to secure a lasting peace deal and end the war with Russia, but not all agree on the latest approach from the US and Donald Trump.

Ukraine's leader accuses the US of "constantly changing" a minerals deal linked to military aid, as cracks in the already fractured relationship between Kyiv and Washington widened on Thursday.

Operating out of a rundown hotel in Norfolk, Russian spies known as "The Minions" and their ringleader who went by the codename "Jackie Chan" gathered information on targets of interest to Russia for years but after being caught they will soon be sentenced.

After a crucial undersea power cable was cut unexpectedly on Christmas Day, NATO forces sprang into action. Their mission? Stopping Russia's "ghost ships".