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The recent warning by former Future Forward Party secretary-general Piyabutr Saengkanokkul that the People’s Party (PP) should not allow politics to descend into “entertainocracy” is more than a criticism of political communication. It also highlights a lingering reality for the main opposition party: the political shadow of its predecessor

The recent warning by former Future Forward Party (FFP) secretary-general Piyabutr Saengkanokkul that the People's Party (PP) should not allow politics to descend into "entertainocracy" is more than a criticism of political communication. It also highlights a lingering reality for the PP: the political shadow of its predecessor remains difficult to escape.

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Lebanon mission due to wind down early next year, ending five decades of Ireland’s presence in the region

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“Saturday Night Live” veteran Kenan Thompson weighed in on Shane Gillis’ controversial monologue, which sparked social media outrage due to a joke about women dressing like “whores” at the gym. “I know Shane, and I don’t know him to be a mean person, necessarily,” Thompson said at the Axios Media Trends Live summit. “But if […]

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