Foundation for Defence of Democracies Deputy Director Andrea Stricker claims it is “up in the air” whether Iran is allowed to continue enriching uranium. “What’s interesting about the US and Israeli strikes is for the first time in 20 years Iran has no capacity to enrich uranium,” Ms Stricker told … Read More
US President Donald Trump’s pick to lead America’s intel agencies is facing major pushback on Capitol Hill. Democrats are blocking the renewal of a bill in protest of the appointment of the new acting Director of National Intelligence, Bill Pulte. President Trump has said he hopes Mr Pulte will make … Read More
“Backrooms” is currently one of the hottest topics: The horror film recently opened in U.S. theaters and quickly became a major box office sensation. During its opening weekend alone, “Backrooms” grossed an impressive $81 million domestically against a reported production budget of around $10 million. Given those numbers, it’s hardly … Read More
A journalist in Mexico has fallen while attempting to catch a soccer ball thrown by Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum. The Mexican president quickly rushed to help the reporter.
America’s military confirmed it has shot down four Iranian attack drones near the Strait of Hormuz. US Central Command stated the attack drones posed an immediate threat to regional maritime traffic. Iran state media claims warning shots were fired most likely after the movement of American ships in the region.
University of Otago’s Professor Robert Patman claims China is not looking to use military means to take over Taiwan. “My view is that the Chinese want to create a climate in which Taiwan is increasingly isolated,” Mr Patman told Sky News Australia. “I do think the Chinese leadership, as they … Read More
The Australian ski season has begun with a fresh covering of snow. Perisher recorded 30 centimetres of snowfall over the last week, while Mount Buller received 25 centimetres. Sky News Weather meteorologists are forecasting a tough season for natural snowfall but plenty of sunshine.
University of Otago’s Professor Robert Patman claims China has ramped up its pursuit of Taiwan given US President Donald Trump’s positions on the Ukraine-Russia conflict. “The Chinese perception of Mr Trump is that he is a bit reckless on foreign policy,” Mr Patman told Sky News Australia. “They have been … Read More
Sky News contributor Caroline Di Russo reacts to Victorian Premier Jacinta Allan facing a possible pre-election leadership spill. “I’m a little surprised it hasn’t happened already,” Ms Di Russo told Sky News host Steve Price. “She has not enjoyed a good 12 months, CFMEU, spending, whole bunch of things which … Read More
University of Otago’s Professor Robert Patman claims the Taiwan issue is the factor that could “make or break” the US-China relationship. “Xi Jinping startled the Americans visitors by saying the Taiwan issue was crucial, it was the red line,” Mr Patman told Sky News Australia. “It was the factor that … Read More
