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Blog highlights, week 21

Highlights both foreign and domestic from the last few years of blogging.

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More on a Hastie future

Andrew Hastie defends a more isolationist version of Australia, but it won't be enough for his party's Trumpists.

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Charles Richardson Australia, Party matters, Personalities, Political issues 3 Comments 28 April 202610 May 2026

Betrayal at the top

Australia's Liberal and National parties choose to side with the enemies of democracy. But no-one seems to notice or care.

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Blog highlights, week 20

This week's collection of reading material from the blog's past.

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Bulgaria makes a decision

Bulgarian voters end their long period of instability by choosing an anti-corruption but pro-Russian prime minister.

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Hungary and Victoria

Victoria's attempt to shut out independents fares badly in court, just as the Hungarian election shows the danger of trying to rig election rules.

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Blog highlights, week 19

Another selection of past blog posts that present continuing issues.

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Landslide in Hungary

A stunning opposition victory in Hungary gives hope to the democratic world and tells us that authoritarians are not invincible.

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All eyes on Hungary

Hungary's future is on the line on Sunday, and with it a certain model for right-wing politics around the world.

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Blog highlights, week 18

More highlights from blogging in recent years.

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