Australia once seemed immune to the rise, seen in much of the rest of the democratic world, of right-wing populism. No longer: https://t.co/KCSrhQ8tp6Photo: Alamy https://t.co/HcFjg3Wwd2 ...

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Since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, Nordic countries have started to prioritise security in the Arctic. China’s response has been to play down the security-related aspects of its plans in the region https://t.co/0nFIKOMB9s ...

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The court’s ruling means that Donald Trump’s “Liberation Day tariffs are history”, argues Douglas Irwin. But the president has “ample authority under other statutes to rebuild the tariff wall”, he warns https://t.co/876hJJ9n29 ...

For many years it has been difficult for the country’s producers to overcome the perception that they are peddling knock-offs of fancy foods traditionally associated with Western gastronomy. But attitudes are changing https://t.co/NcEiUMQPwt ...

One Nation’s rise has engendered panic among traditional conservative parties in Australia. But by lurching rightwards, they will shed more progressive voters https://t.co/qkEbizd2DB ...

The Chinese “Year of the Fire Horse” ostensibly heralds disruptive change. Peru could not wait to get started https://t.co/3jchjrpK8W ...

The root of the problem lies in China’s property bust over four years ago. The economy’s weak recovery since has left its firms scrambling https://t.co/Ak9Qit1oxC ...

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