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COMMENTARY: By Jason Jones The American public’s outrage over Gaza just decided this week’s US midterms. Democrats have now won control of both the United States House of Representatives and the Senate, taking them from a belligerently defensive Republican Party that not only did the bidding of Israel and its allies in America’s foreign policy
Mortgage payments are putting home ownership out of reach.
The Trump administration has sunk reputational and military costs into the Middle East conflict. But continuing risks alienating voters further.
The PM will devote Monday to chair meetings on the mid-December budget update before flying off again for the COP summit in Turkey.
The same racist, Zionist logic that justified the Gaza genocide is now making it difficult for the Jewish opposition to reach a deal with Palestinian parties to oust Netanyahu, writes Jonathan Cook. ANALYSIS: By Jonathan Cook Israel’s general election last week unmasked beyond question the West’s much-cherished fiction of Israel as a “Jewish and democratic
Climate breakdown could undermine the social trust, political cooperation and financial resources needed to tackle it – new research shows how this might play out.
CEO of the Australian Chamber of Commerce and Industry, Andrew McKellar, joined us on the podcast to discuss ACCI’s prescriptions for the country’s economic ills.
How many days you spend in the office matters less if your colleagues are not there with you.
Republican Gov.-elect Byron Donalds ran on the promise of continuing Gov. Ron DeSantis’ agenda.
Canada and the EU have found in each other stable liberal partners who take democracy seriously.
An epidemiologist who was on the ground during the 2014-16 Ebola outbreak examines the lessons that experience offers for the DRC.
The hackers compromised a laptop belonging to an IT engineer, according to Binance.