War
What NZ-born journalist Peter Arnett asked Osama bin Laden
The veteran war correspondent died this week, aged 91.
ASB drops Motorola Solutions from investment funds
Motorola provides telecommunications, surveillance and military technology to the Israeli military and illegal Israeli settlements.
'Intrepid, fearless': Pulitzer-winning NZ war reporter dies at 91
Peter Arnett, who would go on to interview Osama bin Laden at a secret hideout in Afghanistan, started his journalistic career at the Southland Times.
Israel greenlights major West Bank settlement expansion
Palestinians say the move further buries hopes of a future state.
African athlete 'tricked' into fighting Russia's war
Lured by the prospect of work, a Kenyan runner captured in Ukraine said he did not know he was joining Russia's army. Audio
Thailand vows to keep fighting Cambodia
Just hours before, US President Donald Trump said both countries had agreed to cease all shooting.
Trump vows retaliation after US troops killed in Syria IS attack
The US president has vowed "very serious retaliation" after two US soldiers and a civilian interpreter were killed in central Syria by an alleged IS gunman. Audio
Israel says it killed 7 October architect
It was the highest-profile assassination of a senior Hamas figure since a Gaza ceasefire deal came into effect in October.
EU set to indefinitely freeze Russian assets, removing obstacle to Ukraine loan
The EU wants to keep Ukraine financed and fighting as it sees Russia's invasion as a threat to its own security.
Ukraine's gloves are off in its energy war with Russia
Ukraine's long-range drones struck a major offshore oil platform in the Caspian Sea in an attempt to cut off the Russian energy revenues funding its war.
Amnesty accuses Hamas of crimes against humanity
Amnesty International has accused Hamas and other Palestinian armed groups for the first time of crimes against humanity, including extermination.
Parliament halted by protest demanding sanctions on Israel
Question Time was just beginning as the call "free Palestine" rang out from above the chamber.
One year since fall of Syrian leader as humanitarian crisis remains
Founder & Executive Director of ReliefAid, Mike Seawright joins Emile Donovan.to discuss on-going crisis. Audio
Five people killed following strike on shelter camp in Gaza
Gaza's civil defence agency says five people, including two children, have been killed after an Israeli strike near a shelter camp in al-Mawasi. UNICEF spokesperson Tess Ingram, who is in Gaza spoke… Audio
Putin vows Russia will seize Donbas region by any means
Putin is digging in on one of his key demands as Ukrainian officials prepare for more peace talks that have yet to yield a deal.
New Zealand commits $15 million to help arm Ukraine's soldiers
As peace talks with Russia stall once again, New Zealand is committing $15 million to help arm Ukraine's soldiers. Ukraine's ambassador to Australia and New Zealand Vasyl Myroshnychenko spoke to Corin… Audio
Putin sends Trump's messengers packing
Analysis - The Russian president does not want a deal, and the sweetness of being begged is something he relishes. Audio
Negotiations to end Ukraine war continue
NATO's foreign ministers have been meeting in Brussels to discuss Ukraine. Correspondent Ross Cullen spoke to Ingrid Hipkiss. Audio
Government announces $15 million in weapons for Ukraine
The government has announced $15 million in weapons and equipment for Ukraine, via a United States and NATO programme. Russell Palmer reports. Audio
Director James Vanderbilt on why 'Nuremberg' had to be made
The panic kicked in around page 40. Thirteen years ago, director and screenwriter James Vanderbilt set out to write a film about the Nuremberg trials, a moment when the world chose justice over… Audio