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Exclusive: Defeated and impeached, Trump still commands the loyalty of the GOP's voters - Vimarsana News

Exclusive: Defeated and impeached, Trump still commands the loyalty of the GOP's voters

In a new Suffolk/USA TODAY Poll, Trump voters said 46%-27% that they would abandon the GOP and join a third party if Trump decided to create one.

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Exclusive: The Trump Party? He still holds the loyalty of GOP voters - Vimarsana News

Exclusive: The Trump Party? He still holds the loyalty of GOP voters

In a new Suffolk/USA TODAY Poll, Trump voters said 46%-27% that they would abandon the GOP and join a third party if Trump decided to create one.

Banyan - As Malaysia's politicians bicker, its royals gain authority | Asia - Vimarsana News

Banyan - As Malaysia's politicians bicker, its royals gain authority | Asia

Nine hereditary rulers take turns to be king—and kingmaker

China donates Covid-19 vaccines to Brunei - Vimarsana News

China donates Covid-19 vaccines to Brunei

China donates Covid-19 vaccines to Brunei Tiny sultanate praised for its handling of the pandemic and health policies UCA News reporter Updated: February 11, 2021 08:37 AM GMT Trending Brunei has reported only 183 Covid-19 cases. (Photo: Wikipedia) Brunei has received its first batch of the Sinopharm Covid-19 vaccine donated by China and was reviewing its distribution vaccination program amid preparations to inoculate its people from the pandemic. Second Minister of Foreign Affairs Haji Erywan thanked China, saying the inoculations were considered a gift from the Chinese...

Myanmar coup: What′s in store for democracy in Southeast Asia? | Asia| An in-depth look at news from across the continent | DW - Vimarsana News

Myanmar coup: What′s in store for democracy in Southeast Asia? | Asia| An in-depth look at news from across the continent | DW

'We're not going to let them get away with this,' activist tells DW Lee Morgenbesser, a senior lecturer at Australia's Griffith University whose research focuses on authoritarian regimes and Southeast Asian politics, shares a similar view. The expert told DW that "the coup confirms — if any further confirmation was needed — that authoritarian rule is a mainstay of political life in Southeast Asia." Myanmar's experience is just the latest example of the "inherent fragility" of attempts at democracy in Southeast Asia, he said. Myanmar following Thailand? Despite embarking on an ostensible d...

Source: dw.com