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NY Times analysis: The country is working out what it means for its approach on key issues

'All three of them trusted you ... and you broke them.'

Matilda, 10, was shot while running to her father as her sister watched.

A refugee who disarmed a gunman was briefly mistaken for an attacker.

The viral clip spread from Australia to India, Britain and the United States.

Guan Heng underwent an immigration hearing in New York after being detained in August.

Protests and attacks have spread to areas where even longtime immigrants feel unsafe.

Jose Antonio Kast, 59, won the presidency on his third attempt after two failed bids.

NY Times: TSA airport security gives lists of travellers going through US airports to Ice.

'Ahmad destroyed my life,' the victim, who was abused shortly after arriving in NZ, said.

Visa lawyer Elly Fleming says migrants, employers and families are in limbo.

Bonnie Blue, 26, was detained after a studio raid in Badung on December 4.

US Department of Homeland Security will spend nearly $240 million to buy the planes.

Dozens of countries on the visa waiver programme list could be impacted.

Dave Letele and Deborah Pead go head to head on the big issues of the day.

USAid cuts wiped out 90% of KVAO funding, slashing beds for new returnees.

US President said at Pennsylvania event prices were falling 'tremendously' for Americans.

Annual net migration ticked up in October but remains low by historic standards.

Zelenskyy is touring European capitals to rally backing for his counter-plan.

Officials, who once criticised Trump on immigration, have made a fast political shift.

Mayor-elect urges residents to refuse entry, stay silent, record agents during encounters.

Governments across Europe are scrambling to take a tougher stance.

The edited clip changes Sabrina Carpenter's line from 'too hot' to 'illegal'.

Analysis: If Ukraine rejects Washington's terms, US weapons and intelligence could stop.

Even migrants who passed their citizenship exams now face cases on hold.

Loriza Ali is now a NZ citizen and has lived and worked here for more than 10 years.

Loriza Ali is trying to get her 19-year-old son, Nathan Lyzal Amhaz, who has cerebral palsy, residency in NZ, where she lives. Video \ Jason Dorday

NY Times: The shooting has significance in the story Trump tells about the US, and world.

The man claimed he did not know that he needed his wife to consent to have sex.