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A Virginia judge, empowered by quirks in maritime law, has overseen the salvage of the remote shipwreck for decades. Now her rule is being challenged.
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openDemocracy Weekly Newsletter 07 November 2026
Early results after polls closed in New Zealand show the race is too close to call. The country has strict election-day laws on political reporting to prevent voters from being swayed at the last minute.
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Polls show no coalition is expected to secure a majority of seats, in one of the closest elections in recent history New Zealand heads for election cliffhanger with minor party cast as kingmaker In New Zealand’s bellwether seat, what are…
Tehran brought the costs of war into American homes, fuelling the backlash against Trump's party.
Paraguayan authorities placed ousted president Santiago Peña under house arrest on Friday, shortly after the Senate removed him from office over a massive banking crisis that locked nearly half of Paraguayans out of their savings. Peña…
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Vote counting is underway in New Zealand’s closely fought election, with neither major political bloc assured of victory and the shape of the next government potentially hinging on whether the centrist Opportunity Party enters parliament…
