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US two-thirds of way to 'edge of civil a war': poll
77% of voters from all political affiliations believe political, racial, class divisions in US getting worse
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Political parties break chieftains’ dominance in tribal districts
Only tribal chiefs affiliated with political parties won 2018 elections; trend likely to continue in PA polls
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Johnson faces Hunt in battle to be British PM
As the former London mayor Johnson wins 160 of the 313 votes in the fifth ballot of MPs in Conservative Party
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Australians go to the polls in a 'fair go' election on May 18
Opinion polls predict the coalition of Liberals and the Nationals party is headed for a resounding defeat
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Social media a popular, yet not trusted, news source: survey
Political news is the most likely to contain misinformation, according to respondents
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Philippines seeks peace with Muslim self-rule vote
The poll is the final step in a peace deal with the Catholic-majority country's Moro Islamic Liberation Front
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Support for Merkel's coalition parties hits record low: poll
The survey by pollster Emnid shows support for CDU and CSU down by one percentage point on the week to 29 percent
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Only two-thirds of American millennials consider Earth to be round
2% of adult Americans are firmly convinced the Earth is as flat as a pancake
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NCSW urges ECP to void Upper Dir by-poll
The call was made after women were barred from participating in by-polls last week
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Preparing the ground
This is not the first time that the CEC has delivered a wake-up call to the legislature
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