The country has chosen strategic autonomy as its response to the complexity and instability of global affairs, but it doesn’t have what it takes to navigate such a stance successfully.

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Our youngest parliamentarian is outspoken on climate change and housing affordability. She is also training herself not to swear.

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Will the pattern of microparties’ influence in local government continue, or will voters decide to punish them and return to bigger parties?

A viral video showing a jeepney driver violating driving rules has drawn the attention of the Department of Transportation ...

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A South African politician accused by the Trump administration of being at the forefront of an anti-white movement has been ...

AEW appears on its way to once again being 'freshly-squeezed,' as Orange Cassidy could be on his way back to television ...

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Let’s look at what we know about the UK’s flights over Gaza, what we can tell from them, what has been claimed, and what they might signal about UK-Israel ...