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He won the election, but was not allowed to govern. Now he might be banned from politics

He won the election, but was not allowed to govern. Now he might be banned from politics

Thailand’s reformist Move Forward Party and its charismatic figurehead won the most seats in last year’s election, but were not allowed to govern.

  • by Zach Hope

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‘I am Giorgia’: Italy’s far-right leader and the confounding world of Italian politics

‘I am Giorgia’: Italy’s far-right leader and the confounding world of Italian politics

Italy’s first female PM is also the first to govern from the far right in decades. Has Giorgia Meloni’s agenda changed in power? Where did her politics come from? And why has Italy had 68 governments since World War II?

  • by Angus Holland
If Trump returns to the White House, Australia may need its own nukes

If Trump returns to the White House, Australia may need its own nukes

The more the US depends on Australia, the more likely it will defend it, runs the logic. But if Trump returns to the White House, a rethink will be required.

  • by Peter Hartcher
The ‘pulsating sense of grievance’ driving Donald Trump’s supporters

The ‘pulsating sense of grievance’ driving Donald Trump’s supporters

J.D. Vance is uniting a powerful group of Republican supporters and some former party faithful fear what it means for the future.

  • by Peter Hartcher
‘They’re on fire for Kamala’: How Harris has upended the 2024 US campaign

‘They’re on fire for Kamala’: How Harris has upended the 2024 US campaign

In 36 hours Harris amassed $192 million in donations, 100,000 new volunteers and blew up the internet with endearing memes of the vice president.

  • by Farrah Tomazin
Democrats ‘evenly divided’ on Biden as US announces new diplomatic initiative with Australia
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Democrats ‘evenly divided’ on Biden as US announces new diplomatic initiative with Australia

With Biden refusing to quit, the Democrats have been left searching for an ‘executable, pragmatic pathway’ to win the November 5 election

  • by Peter Hartcher
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Brace for impact Australia, we’re about to be Trumped again

Brace for impact Australia, we’re about to be Trumped again

Given Joe Biden’s plight, it seems increasingly likely that Donald Trump will again become US President in November – and Australian leaders will have to scramble to adjust.

  • by David Crowe
Respect for Macron falls to new low among French public

Respect for Macron falls to new low among French public

Emmanuel Macron was once France’s young and charismatic president who embodied hope. He is now widely despised, considered narcissistic and disconnected.

  • by Rob Harris
Le Pen faces criminal investigation for French election campaign funding

Le Pen faces criminal investigation for French election campaign funding

Revelations about the investigation into her finances surrounding her 2022 presidential bid come as a new poll places her as the frontrunner in the next race.

  • by Gaspard Sebag and Ania Nussbaum
The beer-ocratic movement is brewing
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The beer-ocratic movement is brewing

Where there are votes on tap.

Macron refuses French PM’s resignation after chaotic election leaves France in limbo

Macron refuses French PM’s resignation after chaotic election leaves France in limbo

Macron has refused the resignation of his prime minister as France deals with the unprecedented position of having no dominant political bloc in parliament

  • by Sylvie Corbet