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Think the Middle East doesn’t affect us? Payman’s exit tells a different story

Senator Fatima Payman’s resignation from the Labor Party is a symptom of the Middle East’s capacity to impose itself on Australian politics, no matter how distant it is.

Rodger Shanahan
Rodger Shanahan

Middle East and security analyst

Forcing Biden out would have only one beneficiary

By building a case for Joe Biden’s incapacity, Democrats risk increasing the probability of the thing they most desperately seek to avoid.

Charles M Blow
Charles M Blow

Journalist and commentator

So long UK Conservatives, and thanks for all the memes

The tumultuous Thatcher years were memorialised in song and literature, but this current generation of Tories are probably best forgotten.

Rob Harris
Rob Harris

Europe correspondent

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Forcing Biden out would have only one beneficiary

By building a case for Joe Biden’s incapacity, Democrats risk increasing the probability of the thing they most desperately seek to avoid.

  • by Charles M Blow
People lounge on the beach as the sun sets ahead of Hurricane Beryl’s expected arrival, in Playa del Carmen, Mexico,
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World of photos, July 5, 2024

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At least 87 people were confirmed killed in a devastating stampede at a Satsang, or religious event, in Hathras, in India’s densely populated Uttar Pradesh state on Tuesday.

Stampede at religious event in India kills more than 100 mostly women and children

Initial reports said organisers had permission to host about 5000 people, but more than 15,000 came for the event by the Hindu preacher.

  • by Biswajeet Banerjee and Krutika Pathi
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Chinese space rocket’s accidental take-off results in fiery conclusion

Falling rocket debris in China after launches is not unheard of, but it is very rare for part of a rocket under development to make an unplanned flight.

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Think the Middle East doesn’t affect us? Payman’s exit tells a different story

Senator Fatima Payman’s resignation from the Labor Party is a symptom of the Middle East’s capacity to impose itself on Australian politics, no matter how distant it is.

  • by Rodger Shanahan

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