What’s more powerful than the politics of division? Actually listening to people
US voters have shown there’s nothing inevitable about populism and big money politics. Australian leaders take note
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US voters have shown there’s nothing inevitable about populism and big money politics. Australian leaders take note
Read moreThe climate change minister dismisses concerns about whether Australia as a major producer can keep the world moving away from fossil fuels
Read moreTwo weeks of public hearings will begin on Monday morning, right in the middle of the state election campaign
Read moreAfter helping Trump to victory in 2024, young voters swung decisively toward Democrats, helping deliver a wave of midterm victories
Read moreTwelve midwife-led maternity units have closed in England since 2019 with six closing since Labour came to power in 2024 NHS officials are shutting growing numbers of birth centres in a “shocking” denial of a woman’s right to have a midwife rather than a doctor oversee their baby’s birth, say campaigners. Twelve birth centres – midwife-led maternity units – have closed in England since 2019. Birth centres play a key role in ensuring that women can choose whether to have their baby at a unit in a hospital run by doctors, at one where midwives are in charge, or at home. Continue reading...
Read moreVoters approved two measures to save the region’s financially distressed public transit agencies
Read moreGermany, Belgium, Netherlands, Luxembourg and Denmark say cooperation on clean energy will benefit both sides Five European leaders have called for closer ties with Britain ahead of a keenly anticipated EU-UK summit. The leaders of Germany, Belgium, the Netherlands, Luxembourg and Denmark, said deeper cooperation on clean energy would benefit both sides in a letter to Ursula von der Leyen and António Costa. Continue reading...
Read moreHardline aide offers ‘unwavering commitment’ to president amid fears White House will double down on far-right immigration agenda
Read moreDemocratic socialists won the mayorship, a US House seat and powerful positions in Los Angeles – and a large network of volunteers helped them do it
Read moreCharges against party members and off-piste remarks highlight problems brought about by rapid expansion Speaking to reporters after unveiling his new defence spokesperson this week, Nigel Farage’s jovial and upbeat mood suddenly switched. Why, he was asked, was a Reform UK councillor who was arrested in January over multiple alleged sexual offences still in his role nearly 10 months later? “I have no idea,” Farage replied icily. “I was told yesterday, and I wasn’t very happy.” Continue reading...
Read moreVeteran leftist Jean-Luc Mélenchon formally announced his plan to raise France's minimum wage, cap prices for essential foods and restore the country's retirement age to 60 in a speech launching his…
Read moreThe ‘secretary of war’ and his shameful history are facing bipartisan scrutiny
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