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1. Why are gold prices soaring and the dollar in decline?

   Gold has been on a tear as the dollar is under pressure, raising questions about global confidence and market risk.

2. Man charged with ‘terrorism’ for bomb at Indigenous protest in Australia

   The charge marks the first instance of an individual being prosecuted for this specific offence in Western Australia.

3. Gaza patients head to Rafah crossing as people return amid Israeli attacks

   Twenty-five more Palestinians arrive in Gaza as 13 patients in need of treatment to begin evacuations through Rafah.

4. The weapons the US has in place as it threatens to attack Iran

   As negotiations are scheduled, Alex Gatopoulos breaks down how the US is applying pressure from the air, sea and sky

5. Epstein’s help sought in bid to meet Chuck Schumer, files reveal

   Email exchange shows Epstein sought to arrange meeting between top Democrat and US Virgin Islands representative.

6. Here’s why Israel is allowing record murder rates in its Palestinian towns

   Israel tolerates violence against Palestinian citizens to push them out, and weaponises anti-Semitism to pull Jews in.

7. Boycotting India at T20 World Cup to support Bangladesh: Pakistan PM Sharif

   'There should be no politics in sport,' Sharif says, referring to the recent India-Bangladesh cricket crisis.

8. Russia-Ukraine war live: Second day of US-led war talks start in UAE

   As fighting rages, Ukrainian and Russian negotiators continue US-brokered talks in UAE after 'productive' first day.

9. South Sudan hospital hit by government air strike, MSF says

   Medical NGO says targeted attacks have forced the closure of hospitals, while UN says 280,000 displaced in Jonglei.

10. Panama’s president hits back after China threat in canal ports row

    President Mulino responds to China, insists his country upholds the rule of law and and has an independent court system.