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Peter Hartcher has done us a favour by reporting parliament’s genuine belief that banning gambling advertising would harm free-to-air networks and sporting codes.
We haven't written up this one. The Sydney Morning Herald has the full story — the link below goes straight to it.
Brazil's 2026 fiscal target will be formally met, but only through legal carve-outs that mask a deepening underlying deficit, according to the IFI.
IPOH: Barisan Nasional must be prepared to face the upcoming general election on its own without treating other political coalitions as enemies, says Perak MCA.
A cultural faultline in Iran has re-emerged in recent months amid the turmoil of war and the revamping of the country’s hardline leadership: how and whether to enforce the wearing of the hijab by…
The victim was identified as Avani Ajit Dashavatare, daughter of Ajit Dashavatare, who serves as Rohit Pawar's personal assistant. Her body was found near her residence on Sunday morning.
At a campaign rally in Rio de Janeiro, Lula promised to create a Public Security Ministry, but the plan hinges on a constitutional amendment that is currently stalled in the Senate.
