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Napoleon rides high again in Waterloo coverage – he shouldn't

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imageAndrew Roberts at a reconstruction of the Battle of Borodino.BBC/Back2back Productions

Waterloo was one of the most awful and costly engagements in the history of Europe. It cost the lives of many thousands of British, German, Dutch and Belgian soldiers – and left many others horribly maimed and in many instances reduced to a life of...

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Mallah caught the ABC bus to Q A

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imageZaky Mallah's inclusion on Q&A has received high criticism from members of the government.ABC

Zaky Mallah, the former terrorism suspect at the centre of the Q&A storm, travelled to the studio in a free bus the program puts on to take audience members from Sydney’s western suburbs, an ABC spokesman has said.

The explanation came after...

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Anti-immigrant walls and racist tweets: the refugee crisis in Central Europe

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imageMigrants are increasingly attempting to enter Europe overland from the East.EPA/Nake Batev

While many citizens of Western Europe don’t seem particularly enthusiastic about taking in the refugees fleeing war and poverty in Syria, the crisis has provoked a remarkably strong wave of xenophobia and Islamophobia in the countries of Central Europe.

H...

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  14. Why 'illegal' migrants aren't violating state sovereignty
  15. Uber labour ruling in California could send shockwaves through the sharing economy
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  29. Mirror, mirror: reflections on race and the visage of higher education in America
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