The foul stench of fascism in the US

13 Nov 2016

OPINION Donald Trump: The Islamophobia president Trump rose to power with an Islamophobic campaign and Islamophobia now will become his official policy. A dark trade: Rape videos for sale in India In kiosks in Uttar Pradesh, videos of what appear to be rapes from around the country are sold for less than $3.

What the Mosul offensive means for Raqqa Residents of ISIL's de facto capital are closely following the campaign to capture Mosul. The foul stench of fascism in the US "White America may be shocked by the election of Donald Trump, but black and brown America smelt it coming."

Life on the Pine Ridge Native American reservation Where life expectancy is the second-lowest in the western hemisphere and 80 percent of people are unemployed. Are the Chinese insatiable romantics? A look at the rise and popularity of Chinese romantic comedies.

Who is burning down Kashmir's schools? In the past three months, 26 schools have been set on fire in India-administered Kashmir, affecting some 4,000 children. Al-Shabab regains land as Ethiopia pulls troops Ethiopia unrest and the troop withdrawals have come as a opportune boost for al-Shabab as they seize more territory.

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Guardian Australia's Morning Mail Monday 14 November 2016 g Deal to resettle Manus, Nauru refugees in US Good morning, and welcome to the Morning Mail. Sign up here for our Guardian Today email, sent every day at noon, and you can sign up to our new Guardian Australia sport email here. Among the stories leading our website this morning is the news that Australia has reached a "one-off" deal to resettle refugees from Manus Island and Nauru in the United States. Some details about how the resettlement arrangements work have been released but much remains unclear. Here's what we know so far. With a deal on the table that could mean the closure of detention centres on Nauru and Manus, Helen Davidson reviews the saga of Australia's offshore processing: a 'human rights catastrophe'. Keep reading for the rest of the top stories this morning, with more news from around Australia and the world.

Headlines New Zealand earthquake: two dead as tsunami alert issued Tens of thousands evacuated and entire east coast of South and North Islands on tsunami alert after 7.8-magnitude quake Labor says 'snobby disdain' for disadvantaged led to rise of Trump and Hanson Exclusive: Jim Chalmers says politicians need to engage with voters 'trampled' by globalisation and technological change Donald Trump's immigration plans: start by deporting 3 million 'criminals' Speaking to 60 Minutes, president-elect says Mexico border wall would partially consist of fencing: 'I'm very good at this. It's called construction' HIV infection rate in Indigenous men doubles in five years Indigenous infection rate is twice that of non-Indigenous men says a report by Kirby Institute at University of NSW Australian share market expected to face months of uncertainty due to Donald Trump's win Upward surge after US election could be checked, warns AMP Capital's chief economist, as investors grapple with protectionist agenda Australian news and politics Troy Grant defiant as NSW Nationals prepare for leadership spill Party suffers massive swing against it in Orange byelection, triggering push for change, but Grant says he intends to continue to lead Bill Shorten says temporary overseas workers 'taking the jobs' of Australians Opposition leader denies shift to anti-globalisation message but says Australia must learn from Donald Trump's victory Crown Resorts says China has released one of its casino employees, but 17 still in custody Employee arrested for suspected 'gambling crimes', believed to be Jenny Jiang, no longer in detention Turnbull turns towards humanity but refugees' nightmare of fear and scapegoating yet to end The PM's announcement is welcome but it is unclear whether Donald Trump will honour the terms of the agreement Australia's deal to resettle refugees in the US: what we know so far The details we do and don't know about the US agreement to take some refugees from Australian run-detention on Manus Island and Nauru Refugees on Nauru and Manus Island to be resettled in US – as it happened Malcolm Turnbull announces one-off agreement for refugees on Manus Island and Nauru to be resettled in US under auspices of the UNHCR Deputy premier Troy Grant to face leadership spill after Orange byelection backlash New South Wales Nationals MP Andrew Fraser says he will put up motion at party room meeting on Tuesday Around the world Iraqi troops recapture Nimrud, site of ancient Assyrian city, from Isis Iraq says city close to archaeological site bulldozed by Islamic State militants two years ago has been liberated Pro-Russia presidential candidates tipped to win in Bulgaria and Moldova Elections in the former Soviet bloc countries poses a test for the EU against an increasingly expansionist Russia Memorial plaques unveiled in Paris on first anniversary of attacks François Hollande unveils plaques at national sports stadium, bars and restaurants and Bataclan concert hall Colombia's government and Farc rebels agree new peace deal Weeks after referendum defeat, both sides say they have drafted new agreement featuring amendments to original deal Eight dead in clashes between Myanmar army and militants in Rakhine Skirmishes between soldiers and minority Rohingya Muslims in the west of the country the mark the largest escalation of the month-old conflict

One last thing Does Trump's win mean that progress is history? David Mitchell, of Peep Show and That Mitchell and Webb Look, writes: A lot of people think that in general things get better over time. Well, milk doesn't. And look at the natural world: things age and die and rot. Or grow and infest and destroy. And sometimes they germinate and bloom. They don't necessarily get worse, I'm not saying that; but they don't always improve, either. Have an excellent day and if you spot something I've missed, let me know on Twitter at @earleyedition.

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