Tariff powers once tightly constrained by Congress have steadily migrated to the US presidency. That shift is reshaping global trade – and exposing countries like Australia to greater economic ...
China now buys 60 per cent of the world’s soybeans. That dependency shapes its food security strategy – and its trade battles with the United States.
So much so that Australian foreign and strategic policy is being made in the rear vision mirror. Still looking back to a ...
Donald Trump’s demand for Australian data on migrant crime risks reviving discredited narratives that stigmatise migrants, ...
Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s early popularity rests on speculative public expectations, a fragile LDP–Ishin ...
Corruption in politics is not an accident or an exception. It is a predictable outcome of a system that rewards loyalty, access and survival over accountability, transparency and the public interest.
A pregnant woman’s preventable death after being refused treatment exposes the deadly gap between health coverage and real access to care in Indonesia’s most marginalised regions.
In every era, certain industries become so large, so politically embedded, and so culturally unexamined that their ...
Leanne Weber is Adjunct Professor of Criminology in the Canberra Law School. Her research interests include race and policing, human rights in criminal justice, and border control. She is currently a ...
Prof Marinella Marmo is a multiple award-winning tertiary education academic, with over 50 publications on the area of human mobility, human rights, modern slavery and gendered violence. Her research ...
A new Vatican document challenges wealthy Catholics to move beyond charity toward justice, solidarity and real encounters ...
Ita Buttrose’s memoir celebrates resilience, leadership and public service, but avoids reckoning with controversies that ...
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