New Media Shapes Politics
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An opinion piece from Denmark argues that new media have always shaped politics, with social media being the latest example. Meanwhile, a Nigerian minister defends his political style, stating his faith does not dictate his actions. In Taiwan, a former legislator returns to politics after religious ordination, eyeing a legislative seat.
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