Analyzing Joe Biden's exit from the presidential race and its implications for the Democratic Party

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Analysis of Joe Biden's decision to drop out of the US presidential race, covering factors such as public pressure, campaign finance issues, and health concerns, along with the effects on the National Convention and Democratic Party unity.

US President Joe Biden has abandoned his re-election bid following overwhelming pressure from fellow Democrats, and India’s prime minister Narendra Modi faces an early test to his third term in office. Plus, the UK’s new chancellor, Rachel Reeves, will present a fiscal statement to parliament later this month.

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