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Analysis
China relations
Why ‘Taiwanese-ness’ is complex and increasingly important
For three days, the Shangri-La hotel in Singapore was thronging with political leaders, defence ministers and top military brass from around the world.
- by Lisa Visentin
Small shift towards Biden after Trump verdict
- by Nate Cohn, Ruth Igielnik and Alicia Parlapiano
Putin warns that Russia could arm others to strike Western targets
- by James Jordan and Harriet Morris
Opinion & Perspectives
When the people speak in the world’s most populous nation, we win too
For too long the India sceptics have questioned its democracy. This election should give them cause to rethink.
Barry O'Farrell
Former NSW premier and high commissioner to India
Why ‘Taiwanese-ness’ is complex and increasingly important
For three days, the Shangri-La hotel in Singapore was thronging with political leaders, defence ministers and top military brass from around the world.
Lisa Visentin
North Asia Correspondent
Modi, who casts himself as ‘sent by God’, loses his aura of invincibility
The once-dominant opposition has made electoral gains on the government over issues like unemployment, social justice and Modi’s ties to India’s billionaires.
Mujib Mashal and Alex Travelli
North America
Trump ally Bannon ordered to report to prison for defying January 6 probe
The decision means the right-wing media firebrand will likely be behind bars for a critical stretch of the US presidential campaign.
- by Andrew Goudsward
Small shift towards Biden after Trump verdict
In polls, the US president either leads or is within 2 points of the convicted felon in the places worth the 270 electoral votes needed to win the presidency.
- by Nate Cohn, Ruth Igielnik and Alicia Parlapiano
Hunter Biden’s own memoir played back to narrate his spiral into addiction
- by Glenn Thrush, Eileen Sullivan and Zach Montague
Europe
Amanda Knox beat a murder charge. She seems determined not to let it go
- by Marianka Swain and Nick Squires
Asia
Opinion
India
When the people speak in the world’s most populous nation, we win too
For too long the India sceptics have questioned its democracy. This election should give them cause to rethink.
- by Barry O'Farrell
Analysis
China relations
Why ‘Taiwanese-ness’ is complex and increasingly important
For three days, the Shangri-La hotel in Singapore was thronging with political leaders, defence ministers and top military brass from around the world.
- by Lisa Visentin
Updated
World elections
Modi’s party wins Indian election but with smaller majority
- by YP Rajesh and Shilpa Jamkhandikar
Analysis
World elections
Modi, who casts himself as ‘sent by God’, loses his aura of invincibility
- by Mujib Mashal and Alex Travelli
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