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Mon, December 9, 2024
[ 09:02 AM ] - United States, MSN
From eye doctor to brutal dictator: The rise (and fall) of Syria's Bashar al-Assad
[ 09:02 AM ] - United States, MSN
Syrian premier says government still functioning but challenges loom
[ 09:02 AM ] - United States, The Indian Express
Decode Politics: Who is 'Telangana Thalli', why there is a row over her statue
[ 09:02 AM ] - United States, The Mirror
Labour echoes Dominic Cummings' drive to recruit 'weirdos and misfits' into Whitehall
[ 09:02 AM ] - United States, The New York Times
New York Times - Top Stories
[ 09:02 AM ] - United States, Mediaite
'Wants to Protect His Child': Durbin Defends Bide .. n President 'Said Again and Again' He Wouldn't Do
[ 09:01 AM ] - United States, Associated Press
How some legislatures are undercutting their voters, plus Trump's negotiations with world leaders
[ 09:01 AM ] - United States, The New York Times
A Century-Old Law's Aftershocks Are Still Felt at the Supreme Court
[ 09:01 AM ] - United States, MSN
Civil Service needs 'innovators and disrupters', McFadden says
[ 09:01 AM ] - United States, CounterPunch
How Republics Succeed, Falter, and Fail
[ 09:01 AM ] - United States, MSN
Why is HTS banned in the UK and will this change now it has control in Syria?
[ 09:01 AM ] - United States, Sydney Morning Herald
'The fear is palpable': Australian women and children trapped in Syria afraid for their lives
[ 09:00 AM ] - United States, Mises Institute
The Study Supporting California's $20 Minimum Wage is Just Politics as Usual
[ 09:00 AM ] - United States, Buffalo News
Movers and shakers: Report outlines Buffalo's power structure, offers guide for how to navigate it
[ 09:00 AM ] - United States, Government Executive
Politics vs. Policy: Building partnerships with new appointees
Sun, December 8, 2024
[ 07:20 PM ] - United States, MSN
Closer UK and EU ties will boost growth, says Reeves
[ 07:00 PM ] - United States, MSN
John Bolton Suggests Syria May Have 'Interesting' Files on Tulsi Gabbard
[ 07:00 PM ] - United States, MSN
Maybe our institutions should behave more like France's
[ 06:41 PM ] - United States, MSN
Trump previews immigration actions and Jan. 6 pardons in first TV interview since election
[ 06:41 PM ] - United States, MSN
Two-child benefit cap mitigation could start in early 2026, says Robison
[ 06:40 PM ] - United States, MSN
Trump plans to pardon Jan 6 rioters on 'day 1'; calls for 'immediate ceasefire' in Ukraine: Live
[ 06:40 PM ] - United States, MSN
Trump uses image of Jill Biden to sell his perfumes and colognes
[ 06:40 PM ] - United States, World Socialist Web Site
Fluoridation of community water and the politics of disinformation
[ 06:20 PM ] - United States, MSN
Who is Abu Mohammed al-Golani, the leader of the insurgency that toppled Syria's Assad?
[ 06:20 PM ] - United States, The Daily Star
Three pro-BNP bodies march towards Indian mission
[ 06:20 PM ] - United States, ABC
Biden says fall of Assad regime a 'historic opportunity'
[ 06:00 PM ] - United States, MSN
Oppn meets Fadnavis, demands LoP and Dy speaker posts
[ 06:00 PM ] - United States, Newsroom
Climate politics matures with Greens emissions plan
[ 05:40 PM ] - United States, MSN
Who are Syrian opposition fighters overthrew Assad's regime and what comes next?
[ 05:00 PM ] - United States, Sydney Morning Herald
ALP desperately needs Gen Z voters. Too bad Albanese just drove us further away

ALP desperately needs Gen Z voters. Too bad Albanese just drove us further away


Published on 2024-12-08 17:00:54 - Sydney Morning Herald
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  • The PM will spend much of his time on the campaign trail arguing his government has served young Australians well - a statement that was largely true until last week.

The article from The Sydney Morning Herald discusses the Australian Labor Party's struggle to connect with Generation Z voters, particularly in light of Prime Minister Anthony Albanese's recent comments on the Israel-Palestine conflict. Albanese's statement that "Israel has a right to defend itself" has been perceived by many young voters as dismissive of Palestinian rights and suffering, leading to a significant backlash. This has further alienated a demographic already disillusioned with traditional politics, feeling that their concerns about climate change, social justice, and international human rights are not being adequately addressed. The article suggests that Labor's approach to these issues, including its stance on the AUKUS security pact and its handling of the housing crisis, has not resonated with Gen Z, potentially driving them towards other political options or disengagement from the political process altogether.

Read the Full Sydney Morning Herald Article at:
[ https://www.smh.com.au/politics/federal/labor-desperately-needs-gen-z-voters-too-bad-albanese-just-drove-us-further-away-20241208-p5kwo6.html ]

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