For historians and far-right extremism experts, QAnon is both a very new and a very old phenomenon.
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Scientists believe mystery object approaching Earth might be blast from the past
A telescope in Hawaii last month discovered the mystery object heading our way while doing a search intended to protect our planet from doomsday rocks.
China’s Qingdao orders nine million COVID-19 tests following outbreak
Daily COVID-19 infections in mainland China have fallen drastically from peaks early this year, but the country remains on high alert.
From the Archives, 1945: Emotional scenes as Indonesians leave for home
Mutinous Indonesian marines and seamen, under the protection of the Australian government, boarded the Esperance Bay for home.
What was Roe v Wade and why is everyone talking about it now?
What was this famous US court decision – and what would happen if it were overturned?
Western world waking up to Beijing’s bullying
Concerns about China’s growing influence in the Asia-Pacific are expediting the creation of international allegiances, unified by their wariness of the authoritarian state.
Pell returns to the Vatican for a private audience with Pope Francis
Cardinal George Pell was cleared earlier this year of sexual abuse charges in Australia after spending 13 months in prison.
Nagorno-Karabakh ceasefire teeters on the brink of collapse
Azerbaijan and ethnic Armenian forces have accused each other of launching new attacks in and around Nagorno-Karabakh.
EU agrees to sanction Russians over Navalny poisoning
EU foreign ministers have backed a Franco-German plan to impose sanctions on Russians suspected of poisoning Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.
‘Get out and vote:’ Trump defies COVID concerns to hold White House event
US President Donald Trump has defied concerns about his COVID-19 diagnosis to hold a public event at the White House in a bid to boost his election prospects.