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A new study has found young Australian women are no more likely than young men to speak with a "creak" in their voices — a phenomenon known as vocal fry.

• Guest: Professor Felicity Cox, the lead researcher — from Macquarie University's Department of Linguistics
• Producer: Eddy Diamond

The International Court of Justice (ICJ) says Israel must allow the UN agency UNRWA to provide aid in Gaza.

Earlier this year, Israel passed laws effectively banning the agency from operating in Gaza and Israel has not been allowing UNRWA to bring in its supplies since March.

• Guest: Shosh Bedrosian, Israeli government spokesperson for the Prime Minister's office
• Producer: Teodora Agarici

Coverage and analysis of national and international events.

Ukraine says halting its war with Russia at the current front lines — as suggested by US President Donald Trump — would be "a good compromise".

It comes as plans to hold a summit between Donald Trump and his Russian counterpart Vladimir Putin have been put on hold.

• Guest: Sir Adrian Bradshaw, former British Army officer who served as Deputy Supreme Allied Commander in Europe 
• Producer: Teodora Agarici

The Japanese Diet has officially elected Sanae Takaichi, after a last-minute coalition deal between her Liberal Democratic Party with the right-wing Japan Innovation Party.

The 64-year-old says national defence and economic security will be her prime focus.

• Guest: Jeff Kingston, Professor of Asian Studies, Temple University 
• Producer: Teodora Agarici

The Agents4Science conference, organised by Stanford University in the United States, kicks off tonight.

But it's drawn skepticism from many in the international science community for one simple reason — all of the authors and peer reviewers are Artificial Intelligence.

• GUEST: Hussein Abbass, Professor at the School of Systems and Computing at the University of New South Wales, Canberra
• PRODUCER: Brooke Young

At one point in history, Australia was home to more than 250 languages and some 800 dialects.

Colonisation and cultural suppression have seen most of those languages become endangered — or lost altogether.

But in Aboriginal Languages Week — and as the ABC recognises deep time history and its connection to Australia's present and future — we wanted to speak to two First Nations men fighting back.

Guests:

• Daryn McKenny is the founder of the Miromaa Aboriginal Language & Technology Centre .and the PULiiMA Indigenous Language and Technology Conference.
• Dr Callum Clayton-Dixon is an Anaiwan language revivalist and a research fellow at the University of Technology Sydney.

National Party figures say they remain hopeful that Barnaby Joyce will remain within the Coalition

The MP announced over the weekend he won't re-contest his seat at the next election, calling his relationship with the Coalition "untenable".

• Guest: Matt Canavan, Nationals Senator for Queensland
• Producer: Isadora Bogle

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese is leaving Washington DC following a face-to-face meeting with US President Donald Trump in the White House.

The meeting saw the Australian government secure a multi-billion-dollar critical minerals deal designed to combat China's global dominance in the sector as well as reassurances from the president that the United States will go "full steam ahead" on the AUKUS defence pact.

• Guest: Tim Ayres, Minister for Industry and Innovation
• Producer: Isadora Bogle 

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