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Far-right Australian party snatches seat in election first

Far-right Australian party snatches seat in election first

  • “We’re like a mason with a chisel and a hammer and we’re carving the letters into the Australian democracy,” Farley told cheering supporters
  • “One Nation is at the end of its beginning — we are going through the ceiling“
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In Gaza, first local vote in years offers gauge of Hamas popularity

In Gaza, first local vote in years offers gauge of Hamas popularity

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South Sudan vows to hold long-delayed elections in December

South Sudan vows to hold long-delayed elections in December

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Special Bangladesh Nationalist Party supporters gather for a rally ahead of the upcoming national election, in Sylhet on Jan. 22, 2026.

What Bangladesh’s election means for India, China and Pakistan ties

By SHEHAB SUMON ·
Tanzania president remorseful over Internet shutdown on election day

Tanzania president remorseful over Internet shutdown on election day

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Uganda to shut down Internet ahead of Thursday election: communication authority

Uganda to shut down Internet ahead of Thursday election: communication authority

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Crime, immigration dominate as Chile votes for president

Crime, immigration dominate as Chile votes for president

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Tanzania charges dozens with treason over violence linked to disputed election

Tanzania charges dozens with treason over violence linked to disputed election

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Former Iraq PM Al-Maliki could heavily influence election despite troubled past

Former Iraq PM Al-Maliki could heavily influence election despite troubled past

By Reuters ·
Uganda’s long-serving President Museveni to seek reelection, official says

Uganda’s long-serving President Museveni to seek reelection, official says

By Reuters ·
Serbia’s protesting students rally to mark 7 months since train station tragedy

Serbia’s protesting students rally to mark 7 months since train station tragedy

By AP ·
Mexico’s first judicial elections stir controversy and confusion among voters

Mexico’s first judicial elections stir controversy and confusion among voters

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South Koreans rally for presidential hopefuls days before vote

South Koreans rally for presidential hopefuls days before vote

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