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Trump factored in, is it any wonder that House Republicans felt OK about trying to slip free of some of their own ethical shackles??

Trump's slap down of Republicans 'like a crackhead dad fuming at his kids for smoking a little weed'
Donald Trump rightly reprimanded House Republicans on Tuesday for their move to disembowel the Office of Congressional Ethics, but let's not be duped or dumb.
smh.com.au|Od: Frank Bruni

'On the brink of disaster': Is Damascus the next Aleppo?

Pro-government forces are now attacking Damascus suburbs
Pro-government forces escalated attacks on Damascus suburbs on Tuesday, using barrel bombs and deploying troops near the area's most important water source, the Ain al-Fijeh spring.
theage.com.au|Od: Louisa Loveluck
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Our Foreign News Editor, Chris Zappone talks about the the New York Primary result and what it means for the US election picture. Got questions? Ask away!
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Surrogacy is being treated in South-east Asia as human trafficking. Australians warned it is illegal in several countries.

Philippine police arrest surrogate mothers-to-be in human trafficking crackdown
A "human trafficking syndicate" has been hiring Filipino women to travel to Cambodia to carry surrogacy babies for foreigners, including Australians.
theage.com.au|Od: Lindsay Murdoch

It will be start then stop on Capitol Hill from today.

Repeal and delay: US Congress opens with an ambitious Republican agenda for the Trump era
A Republican-controlled Congress opens on Tuesday with the most sweeping conservative agenda in decades, providing Donald Trump ample room to gut Obama-era policies.
smh.com.au|Od: Lisa Mascaro

India's next Taj Mahal-scale project will rise from the sea (and cost half a billion USD) - meet the Shivaji warrior

India's next Taj Mahal-scale project will rise from the sea
At nearly 200 metres, this warrior on a horse will change the Mumbai skyline forever.
theage.com.au|Od: Amrit Dhillon

Still unwell, Queen misses NY church service

Queen Elizabeth's second no-show in as many weeks
Queen Elizabeth will miss a New Year's Day church service on Sunday due to a heavy cold, Buckingham Palace said, a week after the 90-year-old monarch missed a Christmas Day service for the first time in decades.
theage.com.au

The migrant crisis continues into the new year.

Hundreds of migrants storm border into Spain's Ceuta
Around 1100 sub-Saharan African migrants tried to cross into Spain's North African enclave of Ceuta from Morocco on Sunday by storming a border fence, the Spanish government said.
smh.com.au|Od: Sarah White

2016: a year of shocking surprises till the last day [updated]

2016: a year of shocking surprises, in review
When history looks back at 2016, a couple of words will stick out most prominently: Trump and surprise.
theage.com.au|Od: Lia Timson

Putin is 'very smart' says Trump, agreeing to received briefings from security agencies on Russia hacking of US elections.

Donald Trump praises 'very smart' Vladimir Putin for holding back in US-Russia hacking dispute
US President-elect Donald Trump has praised Russian President Vladimir Putin for refraining from retaliation in a dispute over spying and cyber attacks.
smh.com.au|Od: Richard Cowan and Polina Devitt

California professor Olga Perez Stable Cox is paying a heavy price for her speech.

Professor Olga Cox called Donald Trump's victory an 'act of terrorism', now she fears for her life
For weeks now, nightmares have been jolting Olga Perez Stable Cox awake before sunrise. The blinds in her home will remain closed, her door will remain locked.
smh.com.au|Od: Peter Holley

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Year of the Rooster sees China welcome a giant Trump-like bird statue
Donald Trump's golden quiff, bushy eyebrows and preening gestures were immortalised this week in China - though perhaps not in a way that he would like.
theage.com.au|Od: Mikes Ives

US retaliates against Russia for election hacking. Warm War?

US expels 35 Russian diplomats, closes two compounds over election hacking
The United States has expelled 35 Russian diplomats and closed two Russian compounds in New York and Maryland in response to a campaign of harassment by Russia against American diplomats in Moscow, a senior U.S. official said on Thursday.
smh.com.au|Od: Lesley Wroughton

There's hope for 2017 yet!

New age of politeness arrives in France
Rocked by terror attacks and racked by national gloom over mass unemployment and economic stagnation, France is going through an identity crisis.
smh.com.au|Od: Henry Samuel

Trump climbs over Obama to offer help to Israel while it is rebuked by an unhinged Kerry who (really) upsets Netanyahu.

Donald Trump tells Benjamin Netanyahu to 'stay strong' as US tells Israel the 'hard truth'
Donald Trump and US chief diplomat John Kerry have taken explosively different tacks on Israel, further fuelling a war of words over the country's future.
smh.com.au|Od: David Sanger

China says Taiwan, HK independence supporters will fail "like flies"

Quoting Mao, China clips Taiwan and Hong Kong independence wings
Quoting a poem by the founder of Communist China Mao Zedong, China's government said on Wednesday that the efforts by Hong Kong and Taiwan independence supporters to link up were doomed to fail, as they would be dashed to the ground like flies.
brisbanetimes.com.au|Od: Ben Blanchard

Quoting Mao, China clips Taiwan and Hong Kong independence wings

China says Taiwan, HK independence supporters will fail "like flies"
Quoting a poem by the founder of Communist China Mao Zedong, China's government said on Wednesday that the efforts by Hong Kong and Taiwan independence supporters to link up were doomed to fail, as they would be dashed to the ground like flies.
theage.com.au|Od: Ben Blanchard