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Anwar walks free from prison and into political limelight

Anwar walks free from prison and into political limelight

Jailed on trumped-up sodomy charges, Anwar was released after a royal pardon, starting an expected transition to the prime ministership.

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Indonesian attacks a reminder how jihad turned into a family affair

ISIS managed to turn the concept of jihad into a family affair, with a role and mission for everyone.

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China's tabloid media cycle spins on Raby v Bishop spat

'Like a koala's sharp claws': The hostilities between foreign minister Julie Bishop and former ambassador Geoff Raby, got the tabloid treatment in China.

Kirsty Needham
    Kirsty Needham

    'Shiv each other': Why this White House leaks like a sieve

    Donald Trump's White House possibly reached peak leak on Friday when staff leaked Sarah Sanders' exasperated staff briefing about leaks.

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      CIA nominee Gina Haspel wins Senate panel backing, confirmation expected

      CIA nominee Gina Haspel wins Senate panel backing, confirmation expected

      Trump's nominee to head the spy agency won the backing of the Senate intelligence committee, paving the way for her expected confirmation.

      Tom Wolfe, the father of New Journalism, dies aged 88

      Tom Wolfe, the father of New Journalism, dies aged 88

      Tom Wolfe was reportedly working on a new book, collecting notes for a new work, before he died in hospital.

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      Indonesian attacks a reminder how jihad turned into a family affair
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      Indonesian attacks a reminder how jihad turned into a family affair

      ISIS managed to turn the concept of jihad into a family affair, with a role and mission for everyone.

      • by Sidney Jones
      China's tabloid media cycle spins on Raby v Bishop spat
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      China

      China's tabloid media cycle spins on Raby v Bishop spat

      'Like a koala's sharp claws': The hostilities between foreign minister Julie Bishop and former ambassador Geoff Raby, got the tabloid treatment in China.

      • by Kirsty Needham

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