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Around the world, people want their own Donald Trump
Donald Trump’s destiny from 2015 was always to restore Western dominance over its external enemies. But perhaps more ...
Poilievre’s pivot: Conservatives conducting internal surveys to adapt message
Sources told Radio-Canada the Conservative Party has commissioned a series of internal surveys to find the best way to adapt Poilievre's message. The aim is to test new lines of attack against the ...
Frustrated Sims warned Victoria on gas shortages a decade ago
The former ACCC head says his warnings to Victorian Labor were ignored, as wild storms in the state left more than 45,000 ...
As it happened: Brisbane on Monday, February 3
The Spurs were desperate to end a winless run of seven Premier League matches and the 2-0 victory at Brentford on Sunday, ...
The Norwegian government has collapsed: a scandal over the supply of electricity to the EU
Climatic requirements The EU's transition to green energy and electricity supplies to the EU, which has already provoked high ...
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Canada's first Indigenous candidate for Liberal leader withdraws
Canada’s first Indigenous person to run for leadership of the Liberal Party of Canada has withdrawn. Sydney-Membertou MP ...
The way we date has changed, but the fantasy of a ‘big love’ has not
Today, the romance novel retains a stronghold in our cultural imagination with the growth of the “romantasy” (romance-fantasy) genre. In Australia, sales of romance novels have doubled in the past ...
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Martial Law, the Far Right, and Authoritarian Legacies in South Korea
Yoon Seok-yeol’s martial law attempt and its far-right supporters highlight the enduring power of authoritarian forces in ...
How we misread ‘The Great Gatsby’
There are many theories about what makes the classic American novel so great, and its ability to keep producing different ...