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North Korea has test-fired a new type of torpedo in the East Sea, state media reported Tuesday, saying it plans to deploy the system with its Navy in early 2027. The Academy of Defense Sciences, the Missile Administration and the Torpedo Weapon Research Bureau "verified the combat effectiveness" of the new high-speed torpedo system Monday, the Korean Central News Agency (KCNA) said. The test was part of the "obligatory activities" of the defense research institutes to put weapons technology "on a highly-developed basis," it added. The North gave no further details on the torpedo's specifications. Pyongyang has been pushing to strengthen its naval capabilities with a string of weapons tests. Last month, it conducted an underwater test of a new high-speed, precision-guided torpedo that uses artificial intelligence (AI) technology, calling it a "significant" change in its naval capabilities. It also fired two types of strategic cruise missiles from what was presumed to be a 3,000-ton submarine in the East Sea. In June, it commissioned the 5,000-ton Choe Hyon destroyer in the West Sea, followe

North Korea's apparent demand to be recognized as a nuclear power could complicate U.S. President Donald Trump's efforts to arrange another summit with leader Kim Jong-un, a former senior State Department official said Monday. "I think my understanding, at least, is that the North Koreans have communicated to the United States that the only condition under which there could be consideration for a summit is if the United States accepted North Korea as a nuclear power," Kurt Campbell, former deputy secretary of state, said. Campbell made the remarks during a press briefing hosted by the Asia Group to preview Trump's upcoming trip to Asia, including the Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit in Manila and the Asia-Pacific Economic Cooperation summit in Shenzhen, China. "Given the current circumstances, I think that would be almost impossible for President Trump to accept," Campbell said, noting that it could face opposition from both Republicans and Democrats in Congress. "I don't think the political circumstances make it likely for anything other than maybe just a handshake of sort

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The former NSW police officer has returned to the witness box for further cross-examination in his trial over the alleged murders of Jesse Baird and Luke Davies.

A World Heritage landscape, billions in industry and a fight over who gets to decide Murujuga's future.

The cuts come after the airline inked a deal with professional services firm Accenture and builds on earlier reductions of staff at the airline’s head office at Mascot in Sydney.

The Australian sharemarket jumped in early trade after US President Donald Trump said the Iran war “is effectively over,” boosting hopes for an end to the conflict that has driven up global energy costs.

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The commission will today call its first witnesses as it examines the controversial level crossing removal project on Melbourne’s fringe.

The Senate voted Monday to advance a major bipartisan bill that aims to speed up the construction of energy and other infrastructure projects — clearing a key hurdle toward the measure becoming law. The vote was 73-25, teeing up likely Senate passage in the weeks ahead. Sen. Mike Rounds (S.D.) was the only GOP no...

The private equity firm that until last week controlled David Jones has tapped Joe Hockey’s lobby shop to manage elected officials on Macquarie Street and in Canberra.

Miners Brant Webb and Todd Russell, who has died aged 54, were trapped by a rockfall at a gold mine at Beaconsfield in 2006.