India and Pakistan are embroiled in their worst military escalation in decades, following deadly cross-border strikes, reported aircraft losses, and rising civilian casualties. With evacuations underway and flights disrupted, fears are mounting of a broader regional conflict between the nuclear-armed neighbours.
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Folge vom 08.05.2025World leaders urge restraint as tensions continue to escalate between India and Pakistan
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Folge vom 07.05.2025The winds of change blow through Goldstein as Tim Wilson claims victoryLiberal candidate Tim Wilson has declared victory in the seat of Goldstein [[-stine]], appearing to topple independent MP Zoe Daniels. Two other contests with metropolitan Teal politicians are going down to the wire as well. They're small sparks of hope for a Liberal Party bruised and battered by the election.
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Folge vom 07.05.2025China injects stimulus ahead of US trade talks, & the Aussie dollar at a six month highSBS Finance Editor Ricardo Gonçalves speaks with Luke Laretive from Seneca Financial Solutions about the day's sharemarket action including the latest US trade talk developments and what's driving the Australian dollar to a six month high against the US.
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Folge vom 07.05.2025India fires missiles into Pakistan administered Kashmir as 'pre-emptive measure'Tensions between India and Pakistan have dramatically escalated following a deadly attack in Kashmir. India has launched what it calls a calibrated military operation targeting what it says are terrorist sites inside Pakistan-administered territory. But Pakistani authorities says civilians, including children, were killed. India says it has information that more strikes were planned on its territory. Both countries are trading accusations and warnings of retaliation, as fears grow of a wider conflict.