.The government has suggested further measures to combat hate speech are unlikely to be pursued, even if a royal commission into antisemitism calls for stronger laws. It follows the passage of two separate bills - on gun reform and hate speech - becoming law after final approval by the Senate on Tuesday night.
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Folge vom 21.01.2026Labor shuts down future race hate laws after late night Senate vote
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Folge vom 21.01.2026The new United Nations? What to know about Donald Trump's 'Board of Peace'United States President Donald Trump has invited world leaders to join his so-called 'Board of Peace'. Conceived with a mandate to oversee the administration and reconstruction of Gaza, the plan has quickly ballooned in its planned remit.
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Folge vom 20.01.2026Japan will head for a snap electionJapan's Prime Minister has announced plans to dissolve the parliament and trigger a snap election in less than three weeks. Sanae Takaichi is hoping to capitalise on her surging public opinion ratings. But facing mounting challenges at home and abroad, analysts say it is a risky strategy.
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