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The race to become the next Japanese PM.

‘Gotta be fun, gotta be cool, gotta be sexy’: The candidates vying to be Japan’s PM

Up to 11 candidates could contest the election to become head of Japan’s ruling party and the country’s prime minister. Among them is the son a former PM and two women vying to become the country’s first female leader.

  • by Lisa Visentin

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‘She’s my queen and I’m her pharaoh’: Welcome to a royal wedding like no other

The marriage between Norway’s fourth in line to the throne and a self-styled shaman has ruffled more than a few feathers.

Marianka Swain

Can I get a vote in the US election? I’m more informed than most Americans

I even know Tim Walz’s son’s name. But Albo’s? No clue.

Richard Glover
Richard Glover

Broadcaster and columnist

Why Australia may no longer be ‘God’s country’, according to Ajay Banga. Amen

In stark contrast to his predecessor at the World Bank, the new president is a warrior in the cause of confronting climate change.

Peter Hartcher
Peter Hartcher

Political and international editor

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From left: Pacific Minister Pat Conroy, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Tongan Prime Minister Siaosi Sovaleni at the Pacific Islands Forum in Nuku’alofa, Tonga, this week.

‘Must be a mistake’: Pacific leaders remove Taiwan from document after China complaint

A traditional communiqué released at the end of the Pacific Islands Forum on Friday has enraged China so much, a new one was quietly reposted on Saturday.

  • by Kirsty Needham
The race to become the next Japanese PM.

‘Gotta be fun, gotta be cool, gotta be sexy’: The candidates vying to be Japan’s PM

Up to 11 candidates could contest the election to become head of Japan’s ruling party and the country’s prime minister. Among them is the son a former PM and two women vying to become the country’s first female leader.

  • by Lisa Visentin

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Why Australia may no longer be ‘God’s country’, according to Ajay Banga. Amen

In stark contrast to his predecessor at the World Bank, the new president is a warrior in the cause of confronting climate change.

  • by Peter Hartcher

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