Addressing anti-Semitism in the Labour Party and the Rise of Javier Mille

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This chapter discusses Keir Starmer's actions against anti-Semitism in the Labour Party and the challenges he may encounter during the crisis. It also introduces Javier Mille, a front-runner in the Argentine election, known for his extreme libertarian views and plans for the country's economy.

The US, Britain and Germany called on their citizens to leave Lebanon, political tensions in the UK are starting to boil over about Israel's response to Hamas's attacks, and the FT’s Michael Stott tells us why a radical outsider is the frontrunner in Argentina’s presidential election.

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US, UK and Germany tell citizens to leave Lebanon amid fears of wider conflict

Keir Starmer faces growing mutiny from within Labour over Israel-Hamas stance

The radical outsider promising to cure Argentina’s economic ills

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