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When the Palestinian militant group Hamas began planning the attacks on Israel that would shock the world on October 7, 2023, it called the coming assault the beginning of a religious war,... Read more »

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Australia’s biggest thinktanks are deeply divided on whether disclosing their financial backers is in the public interest, with several raising concerns that efforts to keep them secret may be undermining trust in... Read more »

Welcome back to Neural Notes, a weekly column where I look at how AI is affecting Australia. In this edition: a challenger appears for sovereign Australian AI, and it actually wants to... Read more »

If Israel did not kill Hamas leaders in an air strike on Qatar it would succeed next time, the Israeli ambassador to the United States says after the operation, amid concerns it... Read more »

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