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Populist Britain: Is two-party politics over in the UK?
Populist Britain: Is two-party politics over in the UK?

The UK's local council elections last week saw Labor lose Wales for the first time in 100 years. Reform UK and the Greens also made big strides in tr…

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Indonesia Rising: What does it mean to be Indonesian?
Indonesia Rising: What does it mean to be Indonesian?

Indonesia is one of Australia's nearest neighbours but the nature of its people, art and culture remain a mystery to many.

In the fourth instalment of…

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Is Australia ready for drone warfare?
Is Australia ready for drone warfare?

From Ukraine to Iran, the rapid advancement of cheap and mass-produced drones is reshaping battlefields around the world.

Before Russia's full-scale i…

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Is the Iran war supercharging the energy transition?
Is the Iran war supercharging the energy transition?

The war with Iran and closure of the Strait of Hormuz has sent oil and gas prices through the roof.

As countries scramble to secure energy supplies, s…

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'If you're weak you'll get invaded': Poland prepares for war with Russia
'If you're weak you'll get invaded': Poland prepares for war with Russia

On the frontline with Russia, Poland is now spending a massive $90 billion on defence, bolstered by a loan from the EU and multinational forces from …

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Is Russia's time as a dominant power coming to an end?
Is Russia's time as a dominant power coming to an end?

Russia has crossed the threshold of losing more soldiers than it's able to mobilise. Some troops are paying their commanders to get a spot at the bac…

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Indonesia Rising: The struggle to reclaim history
Indonesia Rising: The struggle to reclaim history

Indonesia declared independence from Dutch rule in 1945, sparking a violent revolution. It was the first country to do so in the wake of World War II…

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If Australia can't trust the US, can it trust Japan?
If Australia can't trust the US, can it trust Japan?

There’s an important meeting in Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s diary.

On Monday, Japan’s first female prime minister, Sanae Takaichi, will touch do…

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The Iran trap: No peace no war
The Iran trap: No peace no war

US defence secretary Pete Hegseth denies Trump's war on Iran has hit a "quagmire", but the reality on the ground tells a different story. With an ong…

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Why is the US so prone to political violence?
Why is the US so prone to political violence?

On Saturday evening a gunman attempted to storm the annual White House Correspondents' Association dinner in Washington DC. 

The act of political viol…

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