See how patching operates with the World Trade Organization, the body designed to set the rules and judge the disputes of ...

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A lot of controversy surrounded last month’s release of the Democratic National Committee’s “autopsy” of the party’s defeat in the 2024 election. The current DNC chair promised to release it when he ...

One of the occupational hazards of being a historian of modern Germany is that people often ask me questions about Adolf Hitler. I was even invited onto Derryn Hinch’s TV program to identify Hitler’s ...

“One Nation surges ahead of Labor as budget flops,” said the Australian Financial Review’s headline on Monday, and it was mostly correct. The bit about the budget is old news and entirely true. But it ...

When the current Pope Leo XIV ascended to office, he took his Papal name in homage to Pope Leo XIII, who presided over the Catholic Church in another time of great economic and social disruption at ...

If voting patterns at the Farrer by-election and the SA state election are replicated, the 2028 federal election might be a run-off between two political parties founded in Queensland, one by men in ...

“Geopolitics” has made a comeback. The American historian Hal Brands defines it as “the study of how the physical features of the Earth interact with the struggle for influence and power.” It is, he ...

Treasurer Jim Chalmers’s fifth budget is certainly the most ambitious of the Albanese government’s budgets so far. In fact, it is probably the most consequential budget since the Abbott government’s ...