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Was 2024 democracy’s annus horribilis? Actually, that may be yet to come
Opinion
Democracy

Was 2024 democracy’s annus horribilis? Actually, that may be yet to come

More than half the world’s population had the opportunity to vote this year. That’s good news. But disaffection with democracy itself is growing. That’s not so good.

  • by Nick Bryant

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Unable to travel abroad, ‘pariah’ Putin has Xi, Modi come to him

Unable to travel abroad, ‘pariah’ Putin has Xi, Modi come to him

The Russian president received the visitors at the historic Kazan Kremlin. He’s hosting a BRICS summit attended by 30 countries.

  • by Valerie Hopkins and David Pierson
His dad is Modi’s right-hand man. India’s Jay Shah may soon be running world cricket
Analysis
India

His dad is Modi’s right-hand man. India’s Jay Shah may soon be running world cricket

Why was Jay Shah on the podium when India won the Twenty20 World Cup? There is an election coming up.

  • by Daniel Brettig
Mystery buyer of St Kilda hotel – yes, the one with the Mirka Mora murals – revealed

Mystery buyer of St Kilda hotel – yes, the one with the Mirka Mora murals – revealed

The man who bought the iconic Tolarno Hotel has been a mystery – until now.

  • by Stephen Brook and Kishor Napier-Raman
Vaucluse lawyer’s home renovation plans horrify high-flying neighbours

Vaucluse lawyer’s home renovation plans horrify high-flying neighbours

John Landerer wants to rebuild his $18 million former Fairfax mansion – but his neighbours including NRL legend Anthony Minichiello – have opposed his DA.

  • by Kishor Napier-Raman and Noel Towell
When the people speak in the world’s most populous nation, we win too
Opinion
India

When the people speak in the world’s most populous nation, we win too

For too long the India sceptics have questioned its democracy. This election should give them cause to rethink.

  • by Barry O'Farrell
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Modi’s party wins Indian election but with smaller majority

Modi’s party wins Indian election but with smaller majority

India’s opposition Congress party called the opposition alliance’s strong showing in the polls a “win for democracy”.

  • by YP Rajesh and Shilpa Jamkhandikar
Modi, who casts himself as ‘sent by God’, loses his aura of invincibility

Modi, who casts himself as ‘sent by God’, loses his aura of invincibility

The once-dominant opposition has made electoral gains on the government over issues like unemployment, social justice and Modi’s ties to India’s billionaires.

  • by Mujib Mashal and Alex Travelli
‘There is less tolerance’: Wong’s veiled criticism of India under Modi

‘There is less tolerance’: Wong’s veiled criticism of India under Modi

Senior ministers have been notably reluctant to criticise Narendra Modi’s government, with India seen as a crucial economic and strategic partner for Australia.

  • by Matthew Knott
Canadian police charge three with murder of Sikh leader, probe links to Indian government

Canadian police charge three with murder of Sikh leader, probe links to Indian government

The Canadian prime minister previously cited evidence of India’s involvement in the death of Hardeep Singh Nijjar, prompting a diplomatic crisis with New Delhi.

  • by David Ljunggren and Ismail Shakil
Her investigations were not welcome in Modi’s India, so neither was she

Her investigations were not welcome in Modi’s India, so neither was she

Avani Dias, the ABC’s lead India correspondent, has returned to Australia after a campaign of intimidation by Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s government.

  • by Zach Hope

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