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One Nation’s Farrer by-election win signals broader political shift underway
The by-election that delivered the seat of Farrer to One Nation on June 26 was not an isolated…
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Lagos Government Links Population Management to Climate Adaptation Strategy
Lagos State has formally tied its population problem to its climate problem. That linkage, spelled out in a…
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Italian Opposition Leader Elly Schlein Aims to Challenge Giorgia Meloni by 2027
ROME — The clock is ticking on Giorgia Meloni. Italian law says national elections must be held before…
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Italian Opposition Leader Elly Schlein Sets Sights on 2027 Election Challenge
ROME — The clock is ticking on Giorgia Meloni. Not on her government, which is stable enough. On…
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Starmer’s exit after two years underscores UK political instability
Two years. That is how long Keir Starmer lasted as prime minister before his own party threw him…
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Lagos government identifies population pressure and climate threats as governance challenge
For years, planners in Lagos have watched the numbers climb and the water creep closer. The city’s drains,…
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Latin America: Why are voters turning to the right?
BUENOS AIRES, June 25 — The political calculus in Latin America is shifting decisively. Over the past year,…
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John Swinney in DENIAL over party bullying, claim SNP whistleblowers
EDINBURGH, June 25 — First Minister John Swinney has been accused of outright denial by whistleblowers who say…
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Amrahia Residents Plead With Mahama To Probe Demolitions
AMRAHIA, June 25 — Residents of the Amrahia Dairy Farm community in the Greater Accra Region are calling…
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Is Andy Burnham the man to fight the right?
LONDON, June 26 — The claim is that Andy Burnham is the man to fight the right. The…
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Slam Dunk on Mogadishu Court: Islamic Courts Union Wins
MOGADISHU, June 25 — The basketball court was never just a place for jump shots. On the ground…
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Asian families reliant on Israel remittances watch Netanyahu’s political turmoil
JERUSALEM — Across Asia, families counting on monthly remittance payments from relatives in Israel are watching a political…
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Two Years After Parliament Breach, Kenya’s Gen Z Anger and Economic Pain Remain
Two years after young Kenyans stormed the parliament grounds in Nairobi, the same anger is still there. The…
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Hanson holds empty press conference as Australian media coverage shifts
When Pauline Hanson finished her February 2025 press conference in Canberra and asked for questions, she stood alone.…
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Islamic Courts Union Brings Order to Mogadishu’s Long-Closed Markets
Mogadishu, 2006. The city had been a battlefield for so long that silence itself was news. When the…
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Islamic Courts Union Brought Mogadishu Order But at a Cost
The Price of Order: How Mogadishu’s Peace Came With a Hardliner in Charge For a moment, the city…
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Andy Burnham faces coalition challenge to counter nationalist voter anger
Andy Burnham is on course to be prime minister. That is the headline. The arithmetic behind it is…
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Andy Burnham faces challenge of addressing complex voter discontent
Andy Burnham is not yet prime minister. But the polls say he will be. The mechanics of getting…
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Colombia Elects Right-Wing Extremist Abelardo de la Espriella as President
BOGOTÁ, Colombia — Abelardo de la Espriella, a right-wing extremist, won Colombia’s presidential election Sunday on a promise…
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Overseas Filipino workers in Israel face uncertain future amid political turmoil
From the cramped dormitories of Tel Aviv to the living rooms of Manila, the question of who runs…
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Rivals in Asia watch Netanyahu’s political survival as pattern repeats
JERUSALEM — The man has been counted out before. Investigators came for him. Coalitions collapsed under him. Allies…
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Two years after parliament breach, Kenyan youth face same economic grievances
Two years after Gen Z protesters stormed Kenya’s parliament grounds, the same anti-riot police who faced them that…
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Colombia’s Right-Wing Win Extends Latin American Shift Across Three Major Economies
When Colombian voters handed victory to right-wing extremist Abelardo de la Espriella on Sunday, they extended a political…
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Twenty Years After Islamic Courts Union Rule, Mogadishu Still Debates Legacy
Mogadishu, 2026. Twenty years after the white-robed men took over, the question still gnaws at Somalia: what exactly…
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