With Trump in the White House, Europe’s economy may well be collateral damage in the US-China trade war.
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Other countries – including Australia – won’t be able to simply look away and hope for the best. For better or worse, markets and the world must now adapt to the return of Donald Trump.
Some have argued Harris moved too far to the left in the campaign. Instead, she may have failed to listen to the message coming from her base.
About 63% of Latino and Hispanic voters in a recent survey said they do not ‘feel like he is talking about me’ when Trump discusses immigration.
Under a second Trump presidency, anti-abortion laws will be tightened, while Australian pro-life activists will likely to emboldened as well.
While other countries have had female leaders in office, these women tend to have family connections or hold roles that are less powerful than that of the US president.
Iran’s rial fell against the dollar just as Trump was claiming victory. The 2 events are linked, argues an expert on the Iranian economy.
We found concerns about income inequality in Australia are strongly related to dissatisfaction with democracy. This suggests Australia’s satisfaction with democracy is at risk.
With his new mandate, Donald Trump has a green light to implement most, if not all, of his most extreme policies, from tariffs to cementing an absolutist approach to presidential power.
Donald Trump’s win answered several questions. Will America vote for a Black woman? No. Will Kamala Harris break the glass ceiling? No. Here’s how gender and race played big roles in the outcome.
What was the secret of Trump’s success?
Sweeping all of the swing states, Trump’s was an emphatic victory. And a key reason is that many Americans feel worse off than they were four years ago.
Trump may seek to strengthen his position in preparation for a deal with Putin and a pragmatic approach to Xi.
We monitored social media users’ reactions to the fake election bomb threats. The conspiracies emerging paint a bleak picture for democracy.
The former president is set to return to the White House with a comfortable Electoral College win.
Early results were predicting a Donald Trump win.
A summary of what the Conversation is publishing on the US election, as it goes live.
Musk’s tweets are worth paying very close attention to in order to understand the inner workings of the campaign to return Trump to the White House.
Ballot curing aims to ensure that every valid vote is counted, even those with messy signatures, misspelled names or missing IDs.
Rolling coverage of the key news, developments and analysis as the voting results come in.
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