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Whatever the outcome of this year’s election, the next prime minister will likely be someone who first came to power through the barrel of a gun
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Whatever the outcome of this year’s election, the next prime minister will likely be someone who first came to power through the barrel of a gun
The Journal of Democracy's January 2022 issue features an exchange on the future of democracy, a collection of essays on the coup in Tunisia, and more.
The Atlantic Populist movements have a knack for sticking around long after their leaders leave office. Getty / The Atlantic Since leaving office, Donald Trump has been acquitted in a second impeachment trial, and has reportedly considered launching a new political party, investing in a social-media app, and, perhaps more predictably, making another run for the White House in 2024. In a statement following his acquittal, Trump declared the trial “yet another phase of the greatest witch hunt in the history of our Country,” adding, “Our historic, patriotic, and beautiful movement to Make ...
Letâs bring the nation with us January 23, 2021 â 12.05am Save Normal text size Credit: Stop the nonsense and call Australia Day âAustralians Dayâ. Give us all an opportunity to celebrate the fact that we all live in the best country in the world. It is a fact that Aboriginal people were the first in our country, non-Aborigines developed it and migrants gave it a wonderful multicultural flavour. John Langrehr, Leabrook (SA) I despair that our government simply does not comprehend the massive insult the current Australia Day âcelebrationâ drives into the heart...