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Political parties traditionally seen as moderate are increasingly letting far-right groups dictate public discourse, according to research conducted in Germany. The study suggests that this trend has inadvertently amplified far-right ideologies by normalizing and spreading their messaging. Published in the *European Journal of Political Research*, the analysis examined 520,408

For Christopher Cash, it was a role he greatly enjoyed. The parliamentary researcher, then in his late 20s, specialized in China and worked for two prominent backbenchers, Tom Tugendhat and Alicia Kearns. With a parliamentary pass, he was well-connected in Westminster’s circles during 2022—a year marked by political

Grief and Displacement Bind Refugee Women in Mali’s Crisis Among the thousands who have fled Mali since the start of an armed extremist uprising over a decade ago, one group shares a tragic link: their husbands are missing, presumed dead or captured. Amina (a pseudonym) is among them. The

Chen Ning Yang, a celebrated physicist and Nobel laureate, passed away on Saturday in Beijing at the age of 103 following an illness, according to state media reports. Born in 1922 in Hefei, Anhui province, Yang was a Chinese-American physicist known for his contributions to statistical mechanics and the study

When the ceasefire in Gaza came into effect a week ago, thousands of Palestinians began making their way from crowded southern shelters back to their homes in Gaza City and nearby areas. For many, the journey ended in anguish. A month after Israeli forces had ordered their evacuation, Palestinians crowded

Search Ends After Indonesian School Collapse Leaves Dozens Dead Indonesian rescuers concluded their search on Tuesday for victims trapped beneath the rubble of a collapsed Islamic boarding school in East Java, after recovering more than 60 bodies, authorities confirmed. The tragedy in the town of Sidoarjo struck last week when