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World 6 years ago

Fear of change: Negative politics wins Australia election

"I think we're in an age where it is very difficult to communicate big ideas and to sell imagery," an analyst said.

People 6 years ago

'Lord of the Rings' actor up in arms over Spanish far-right ad

Actor Viggo Mortensen has rebuked Spain's far-right party Vox for featuring in a political tweet the sword-wielding hero Aragorn whom he plays in "The Lord of the Rings".

World 7 years ago

Extremist appears in court charged with New Zealand mosque attack

Australian-born 28-year-old Brenton Tarrant appeared in the dock wearing handcuffs and a white prison shirt, sitting impassively as the judge read a single murder charge against him. A raft of further charges are expected.

Opinion 7 years ago

Hijrah movement and millennials ahead of 2019 election

It seems the hijrah trend among celebrities continues; several musicians, TV hosts and actors have publicly declared their intention to hijrah, or to leave their less Islamic ways toward a more religious way of life.

World 7 years ago

Germany asks Trump envoy to clarify 'empowering' right call

Germany on Monday said it had asked the new US ambassador in Berlin, outspoken Trump loyalist Richard Grenell, to clarify his reported comments on website Breitbart that he wants to "empower" European conservatives.

Opinion 9 years ago

PREMIUM
INSIGHT: Overtaking right-wing populism in Indonesia?

Increasingly large numbers of people affected by the ills of unregulated globalization are drawn to populist right wing nationalism rather than mainstream liberalism and social democracy.

Opinion 9 years ago

PREMIUM
Mainstreaming radicalism — lessons of the West

This narrative places religious values above democracy and justifies attempts to interfere in judicial and political processes in the name of religion.

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