Israeli attacks on Lebanon threaten US-Iran ceasefire talks

Author: Lyndal Rowlands, Adam HancockPublished on: April 10, 2026Country: Australia

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Israeli attacks on Lebanon threaten US-Iran ceasefire talks

Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is visiting Singapore to discuss fuel security as the Iran conflict disrupts oil exports. The Asian Development Bank forecasts lower growth and higher inflation in Asia-Pacific due to the war. UNICEF reported that Israeli airstrikes in Lebanon killed 33 children and injured 153 others, bringing the total to 600 children killed or injured since March 2.

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