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PM 'disappointed' US-Iran talks failed, says Australia not asked to block Strait of Hormuz

Iran has restricted traffic through the strait while allowing vessels deemed to be working for friendly countries to pass.

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Who is Péter Magyar, Hungary's new prime minister?
Railing against the Orbán regime helped his popularity explode. Now, he may be a problem for Trump and Putin.
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What your dreams could be telling you about your Alzheimer's risk
Frequent nightmares, or the inability to recall your dreams at all, could be early signs of Alzheimer's disease.
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Donald Trump calls Pope Leo 'weak' after pontiff's criticism of war and immigration policies
The United States president told reporters that he is "not a big fan" of Pope Leo XIV.
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War in the Middle East

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'Beaten' and 'subject to mock executions': How protesters are being forgotten in war

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Why Pakistan is hosting the highest-level US-Iran talks in almost half a century

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Iran and US still at odds on truce terms as negotiating teams arrive in Islamabad

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They were cleaning their homes in hope. By morning, the bombs had fallen

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'Beaten' and 'subject to mock executions': How protesters are being forgotten in war

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They were cleaning their homes in hope. By morning, the bombs had fallen

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This industry faced near total collapse in Australia. How did it come back from the brink?

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There were once throngs of pilgrims. Now silence fills Jerusalem's streets

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The simple initiative helping migrants and refugees step into their new life

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A local program in Darwin is helping refugees and new migrants connect with their community while building life-long friendships. The walking group may be simple, but organisers say at a time when more people are facing conflict and displacement, the initiative provides a welcome escape.

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United States to blockade Iran's ports

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INTERVIEW: Defence Industry Minister Pat Conroy on plans for a missile industry

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'You need to be a breadwinner': The parenting views dividing young dads

Life

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'Hurting and humiliating us': Iraqis meet the US veterans who shattered their childhoods

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Australia has strict gun laws but is now a hotspot for this type of gun — just like the US

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Lea says she and her sister didn't talk for a year. This is why estrangements are common

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Locals and refugees are stuck in housing limbo in this city. It's fuelling a deep divide

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Small Business Secrets

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'Grief and rage': This Nowruz, celebrations hide a 'devastating' reality for Iranian Australians

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'A piece of living history': How Greek milk bars changed the way Australians meet and eat

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The cost of war: How the Middle East conflict could worsen food insecurity in Australia

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As the threat of war heightens distress, help may be just a phone call away

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Watch Insight on Tuesday 14 April at 8.30pm (AEDT) on SBS and SBS On Demand

Names are more than just labels; they are deeply linked to our identity and shape how we move through the world. In this uplifting episode of Insight, host Kumi Taguchi asks our guests: “Would a rose by any other name smell as sweet?”

Watch Dateline on Tuesday 14 April at 9.30pm (AEST) on SBS and SBS On Demand

After the US intervention in Venezuela, Colombia was warned it could be next. Dateline investigates plans to uproot its vast cocaine crops and meets farmers stuck in the middle of a deadly drug war.

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