Kathryn Diss

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.

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

When fires roared through the Pacific Palisades neighbourhood of Los Angeles, Joel House only had a pushbike to get himself and his young daughter out of the path of the blaze.

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Vladimir Putin has lost his key anchor of influence in the Middle East with the fall of Bashar al-Assad's regime, but he seemingly knew it was coming and was chatting with new players in the region ahead of his downfall.

A new 300-page report alleges Israel has and continues to undertake acts of genocide against Palestinian people in Gaza.

The Italian government has signed off on Australia's request to extradite Perry Kouroumblis, who was arrested in September in relation to the 1977 Easey Street murders.

Ukraine has managed to capture more territory in a month than Russia has in a year, but with troops stretched and Putin's forces closing in on a key transport hub, some are questioning whether Kyiv's surprise invasion of the Kursk region was a good idea.

For the first time in more than five years and since the Ukraine war began, the ABC crosses into Russia to see what life is like in the occupied city of Sudzha.

Ramzan Kadyrov's relationship with Vladimir Putin means he can run Chechnya as his own personal fiefdom and launch strange publicity stunts like mounting a machine gun to a Tesla Cybertruck.