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Ugly Australians are helping to drive Filipino online child sex trade

In a shameful claim to infamy, Australians are the third-biggest users of the Philippines online child sex trade.

Biden’s exit changes the game. But here’s why Trump’s still on track to win

Kamala Harris is no less unpopular than Joe Biden. On some measures, she’s even less likely to win against Donald Trump.

Peter Hartcher
Peter Hartcher

Political and international editor

Suddenly, Trump, not Biden, is the buffoonish old guy in the race

The Republicans’ entire campaign has been focused on Joe Biden in general and his age in particular. Now we have a real battle on our hands.

Bill Wyman
Bill Wyman

Columnist

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Vice President Kamala Harris speaks from the South Lawn of the White House in Washington, Monday, July 22, 2024.

Endorsements, donations come rolling in for Kamala Harris

And after warning Biden that he would lose to Trump, former House Speaker Nancy Pelosi - one of the most influential Democrats in the country - gave her unequivocal backing to his 59-year-old deputy.

  • by Farrah Tomazin
Illustration by Dionne Gain.

Biden’s exit changes the game. But here’s why Trump’s still on track to win

Kamala Harris is no less unpopular than Joe Biden. On some measures, she’s even less likely to win against Donald Trump.

  • by Peter Hartcher

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Girls are seen inside a playroom at the PREDA children protection centre, in Olongapo, Zambales, The Philippines.
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Child abuse

Ugly Australians are helping to drive Filipino online child sex trade

In a shameful claim to infamy, Australians are the third-biggest users of the Philippines online child sex trade.

  • The Herald's View
Police fire tear gas shells to disperse students in Dhaka, Bangladesh.
Analysis
Protests

Police kill more than 100 students in protests over job handouts

The protests erupted out of Bangladeshi students’ anger at a quota system for government jobs that benefited certain groups.

  • by Anupreeta Das

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Netanyahu will walk political tightrope on US trip amid Biden chaos

Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s address to US Congress has the potential to cause disarray on both sides of the ocean.

  • by Tia Goldenberg and Aamer Madhani

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