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Peter Hartcher is political editor and international editor of The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age.

What most Israelis hope will happen to Netanyahu when the war is over

What most Israelis hope will happen to Netanyahu when the war is over

More Israelis would vote for a man who’s not even in parliament if an election were held today, according to a poll published on Friday.

  • by Peter Hartcher

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Why Dutton’s nuclear power plan is so Soviet

Why Dutton’s nuclear power plan is so Soviet

Peter Dutton’s newly unveiled nuclear manifesto is a peculiar fit for the party of free enterprise, private investment and entrepreneurialism. But what will the political fallout be?

  • by Peter Hartcher
Trump 2.0: What four more years mean for Australia and the world

Trump 2.0: What four more years mean for Australia and the world

In the first of a five-part series, international editor Peter Hartcher examines why Donald Trump is more inclined to like a US enemy than a friend if he wins a second term as president.

  • by Peter Hartcher
Beijing is not on our side. Let’s not fall for a pair of therapy pandas

Beijing is not on our side. Let’s not fall for a pair of therapy pandas

Premier Li Qiang’s visit confirmed the mask is back on and the tactics have changed, but China’s strategy has not.

  • by Peter Hartcher
The Finns are the happiest people on the planet. Here’s why they’re not smiling
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The Finns are the happiest people on the planet. Here’s why they’re not smiling

A dreadful danger has risen on Finland’s border in the past couple of years which is no smiling matter.

  • by Peter Hartcher
This US general says an Asia-Pacific NATO would help him sleep at night

This US general says an Asia-Pacific NATO would help him sleep at night

As the number of Asia-Pacific security arrangements has risen, China has accused the United States of a hidden agenda.

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When the PM is snookered, he goes from statesman to scrapper. Just ask Jodie

When the PM is snookered, he goes from statesman to scrapper. Just ask Jodie

One of the benefits of life in The Lodge is a full-size snooker table. Anthony Albanese’s fiancee Jodie Haydon has found it to be revealing.

  • by Peter Hartcher
He’s warned us before on the China threat. Can we afford to ignore him again?

He’s warned us before on the China threat. Can we afford to ignore him again?

Mike Pezzullo was disgraced as a public servant. But his qualifications as a defence strategist remain intact.

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Why a guilty verdict won’t dethrone King Donald

Why a guilty verdict won’t dethrone King Donald

If the American people elect Donald Trump president for a second term, they will be doing so very deliberately, in full knowledge of the man, his character and his record.

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A man who can’t organise an umbrella can’t possibly organise a teenage army

A man who can’t organise an umbrella can’t possibly organise a teenage army

Sorry to rain on Rishi Sunak’s parade, but this is a bold idea for an unpopular government to stake its future on. 

  • by Peter Hartcher
The party cannibals have gone vegan, so Albanese and Dutton are safe (for now)

The party cannibals have gone vegan, so Albanese and Dutton are safe (for now)

We’ve progressed from the era of disposable political leaders to a new era of relatively indispensable ones.

  • by Peter Hartcher