Midterm victories have given states the opportunity to elevate the national popular vote, but obstacles like legal challenges would loom.
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Anthony Albanese has drawn criticism for his provision of highly-paid staff in parliament, amid suggestions the corruption watchdog could investigate.
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All eyes are once again on Ukraine this week, as a fresh round of diplomatic talks puts Europe’s future in the balance. The continent’s focus will largely be on Ukraine as trilateral talks among the U.S., Kyiv and Moscow happen in Abu Dhabi. The stakes are high, as President Donald Trump’s promise of a “big, […]
Crowds have flocked to the stern, but reassuring, face of Angela Merkel in her official portrait, even as a backlash to her legacy roils German politics.