Taylor vows biggest immigration cuts in Australian history
Angus Taylor promises one of the largest immigration cuts in Australian history, slams Labor as 'socialist in all but name' at NSW Liberal council.
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Swedish voters reject far-right in cliffhanger election
Swedish voters narrowly backed a centre-left bloc, halting the far-right Sweden Democrats' rise and preventing their entry into government, offering European progressives a rare boost.
One Nation NSW leader clarifies abortion comments
One Nation NSW leader Mike Newman says he 'made a mistake' at an anti-abortion rally, clarifying the party wants to restrict late-term and sex-selective abortions, not stop all abortions.
Lambie: Hanson 'dangerous' and 'delusional'
Jacqui Lambie urges voters to reject Pauline Hanson, calling her 'dangerous' and 'delusional,' and warns populism harms working people.
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Labor staffer sacked over sexist posts attacking Peta Credlin
Labor staffer Rhys Muldoon was sacked after sexist posts targeting Peta Credlin and senator Jacinta Price surfaced, including crude remarks.
AfD's East German win rooted in West German failures
Carolin Würfel argues the AfD's 44% Saxony-Anhalt win stems from West German mismanagement and inequality, not an inherited East German longing for authoritarianism.
Australian Greens Face Climate Challenge in New Cartoon
First Dog on the Moon's latest cartoon criticizes the Australian Greens for failing to address climate change effectively, urging action amid the crisis.
Tory and leftwinger break bread over housing and welfare
A 22-year-old Conservative journalist and a 63-year-old Labour voter shared a meal and found common ground on housing, but clashed over welfare and net zero.
Hastie accepts Joyce apology; Hanson refuses to remove cartoon
Andrew Hastie accepts Barnaby Joyce's apology over a One Nation cartoon labelling him a traitor, while Pauline Hanson refuses to remove it and tells critics to 'chill'.
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Greens senator: big tech reforms are 'battle for our generation'
Greens senator Sarah Hanson-Young calls the Albanese government's digital duty of care and algorithm opt-out reforms a 'battle for our generation' as the Coalition withholds support, making Greens crucial in the Senate.
Trump's $5,000 Midterm Pledge Raises Concerns
Donald Trump pledges $5,000 to every adult American if Republicans win midterms, costing over $1tn and raising legal and ethical concerns as approval hits 38%.
Greens senators to cross floor over koala park carbon deal
Three Greens senators will cross the floor to oppose a deal allowing industry to offset pollution via a NSW koala park, as the party backs the plan.
Hastie calls Hanson and Joyce 'lying cowards' over cartoon
Liberal frontbencher Andrew Hastie accuses Pauline Hanson and Barnaby Joyce of being 'lying cowards' after a One Nation cartoon portrayed him as a traitor for testifying against Ben Roberts-Smith.
Europe's Democracies Face Far-Right Surge, Liberal Ideals at Risk
Far-right parties, Maga ideology, and Kremlin money threaten to suffocate liberal idealism in Europe, as AfD's win in Germany and nationalist gains signal a turning point.
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Reform UK Conference: Scandal, Stalls, and Farage's Future
Reform UK's Birmingham conference aimed for a reset amid scandals, falling polls, and leadership splits. Channel 4 alleges illegal foreign donations, which the party denies. Will Farage stay?
The Populist: Pauline Hanson's One Nation and Nationalism
A new Guardian podcast investigates Pauline Hanson's One Nation, exploring its populist tactics, superannuation policy, and prospects for Australian political power.
Reform UK Without Farage: Scandals and Rivalries Emerge
As scandals mount and rivals sense opportunity, the question of Reform UK's future without Nigel Farage is no longer unthinkable, with internal tensions rising.
Green leader faces local rival for Starmer's former seat
Green Party leader Zack Polanski faces a challenge from local councillor Hamza Chowdhury for the party's nomination in the Holborn and St Pancras by-election, triggered by Sir Keir Starmer's departure from Parliament.
AfD wins Saxony-Anhalt election but lacks majority
Germany's far-right AfD won Saxony-Anhalt's state election but fell short of a majority, triggering talks on coalition or minority government options.
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Reform UK conference: Farage's leadership under threat
Reform UK's conference ended in crisis as scandals mount, with two top aides suspended and Farage's leadership questioned, despite loyal activists' defiance.
AfD win: Siegmund thanks Musk, France warns Europe
AfD's Ulrich Siegmund thanks Elon Musk after historic Saxony-Anhalt election win, as France calls it a 'serious moment' for Europe.
Infantino confirms re-election bid despite Fifa crisis
Gianni Infantino will stand for re-election as Fifa president in 2027, despite pressure to resign over the failed Fifa Forward Enterprise scheme and Uefa's legal challenge.
Farage to face questions as Reform donations scandal widens
Nigel Farage will face questions on Sunday as Reform UK battles a donations scandal, with two senior aides standing down after an undercover probe.
Opposition Proposes Flag Burning Ban and Australia Day Law
Australia's opposition leader Angus Taylor announced plans to criminalize flag burning with up to 10 years' prison and enshrine January 26 as Australia Day in law, sparking renewed culture war debates.
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Farage: I wasn't listening in donations scandal meeting
Nigel Farage claims he wasn't listening during a meeting central to the overseas donations controversy, as Reform UK conference ends amid suspensions and police scrutiny.
Reform UK conference hit by donations scandal and violence
Reform UK's Birmingham conference is overshadowed by a donations scandal, with two senior aides suspended and violence erupting during Farage's speech.
Farage aides stand down after donation probe
Two senior Reform UK aides, James Orr and Dan Jukes, have stepped down pending an investigation into alleged secret foreign donations uncovered by Channel 4 News.
Missouri GOP candidate arrested in cocaine frame-up plot
Missouri Republican House candidate Thomas Ross was arrested for allegedly plotting to plant cocaine on primary opponent Louise Secker, whom he narrowly defeated.
Henry: players have power to change Fifa
Thierry Henry says players have more power than they think to change football's governance, as Fifa faces scandals and scrutiny before the 2027 presidential election.
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Vannacci's far-right rise complicates Meloni's milestone
Roberto Vannacci's far-right Futuro Nazionale reaches 8% in polls, posing a dilemma for Giorgia Meloni as she celebrates Italy's longest post-war government.
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