The article examines the recurring cycle of US military interventions in the Middle East and questions whether voters possess the power to halt these endless conflicts.
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Iran, Iraq, Afghanistan. Why does the US keep going to war, and can voters stop it?
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Australia faces escalating security threats as online hate spills into real-world violence, while the RBA warns that continued economic pain is necessary to control inflation.
High voter turnout among Palestinian citizens of Israel signals a potential shift in the Knesset, as Arab parties may secure 18 seats.
High Palestinian voter turnout in Israel suggests Arab parties may win 18 seats, potentially shifting the country's political balance.