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The blossoming relationship between Narendra Modi and Anthony Albanese has sparked concerns Australia is staying silent on human rights issues.

Modi wants Australia’s uranium to power India’s data centre boom

Australia and India struck a historic deal to allow uranium exports in 2014, but there have been only negligible shipments since. That might be about to change.

  • Matthew Knott

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Illustration by Dionne Gain

Young people are revolting. India’s ‘cockroach’ campaign is just the latest example

Powerful Asian leaders like Narendra Modi and Xi Jinping are preoccupied by the prospect of young people upsetting the social order. They have legitimate cause for concern.

  • Peter Hartcher
Prime Minister Narendra Modi (centre) waves to supporters celebrating the BJP’s victory in the recently held state assembly elections.

The world’s biggest democracy is about to become a one-party state

Despite economic headwinds, election defeats for two major rivals this week have left India’s Prime Minister Narendra Modi looking increasingly unassailable.

  • Alex Travelli, Hari Kumar and Pragati K.B.
Quad leaders: Anthony Albanese, Donald Trump, Narendra Modi and Sanae Takaichi.

Crisafulli to lobby Washington to secure Queensland Quad summit

The premier is ramping up his push for US President Donald Trump and other Quad leaders to hold their next leaders’ summit in Queensland.

  • Cameron Atfield
Premier David Crisafulli has started an ambitious campaign to bring Trump and other Quad world leaders to Queensland.

Inside David Crisafulli’s ambitious bid to bring Trump and co to Queensland

A day after his request to meet with the federal government was knocked back, the Queensland premier directly lobbied two foreign PMs.

  • Cameron Atfield
Chinese President Xi Jinping prepares to review troops at the Beijing military parade on September 3.

China is rising, but the challenge is not from China alone

An autocratic alliance is gaining in strength while the democracies grow weak and divided.

  • Andrew Neil
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More than 120 were killed in a devastating stampede at a Satsang, or religious event, in Hathras, in India’s densely populated Uttar Pradesh state on Tuesday.

Dozens killed in stampede at political rally in southern India

Vijay, one of Tamil cinema’s most bankable actors for three decades, has drawn massive crowds to his public meetings since launching his political party in 2024.

  • Praveen Paramasivam and Devika Madhusudhanan Nair
The military parade in Beijing was far more elaborate than the US Army’s 250th anniversary event in Washington.

Xi’s big parade was much more than a message to Trump. Should we be worried?

Wednesday’s extravagant display of raw power on the streets of Beijing belies a more troubling shift in geopolitical relations.

  • Michael Koziol
Vladimir Putin, Narendra Modi and Xi Jinping at the Shanghai Security Co-operation summit.

Smiles and clasped hands as Xi, Putin and Modi try to signal unity

The leaders’ display of friendship in China was aimed at projecting an alternative to US global leadership, even as serious differences among them remain.

  • David Pierson and Mujib Mashal
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Trump says he’s determined to weaken China. He’s doing the opposite

The world’s two most populous nations are restoring relations. It’s another strategic win for Xi Jinping and another diplomatic own goal by Donald Trump.

  • Peter Hartcher