Global Issues
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Myanmar opium production surges since coup, UN finds
Production of opium has flourished in Myanmar since the military’s seizure of power, with the cultivation of poppies up by a third…
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USA should first drop cases on Assange, before yapping on India banning BBC Documentary
The Doble standards have been exposed when the US Department yapped that it is high time to highlight the importance…
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The North American Battery Belt Is Here
The Inflation Reduction Act (IRA) of August 2022 is the cornerstone of the Biden administration’s energy and climate change policy,…
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Science journals ban listing of ChatGPT as co-author on papers
The publishers of thousands of scientific journals have banned or restricted contributors’ use of an advanced AI-driven chatbot amid concerns…
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Children go hungry at Kenya refugee camp as malnutrition numbers soar
Malnutrition among children in one of the world’s largest refugee camps has surged over the past year as concerns grow…
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Beirut port disaster: former Lebanon prime minister charged with homicide
The explosion in August 2020, which happened in a massive silo in the port of Beirut containing a large amount…
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200 Greek Australians say ‘YES’ to the Indigenous Vote in Parliament
On the eve of 26 January, a statement supported by nearly 200 Greek Australians from all walks of life who…
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Peru protests: President calls for ‘truce’ after clashes
Following her speech, thousands of people marched in the capital, Lima, demanding she resign. Vanessa Buschschlüter BBC Ms Boluarte was…
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A Critical Window to Bolster Sudan’s Next Government
Signatories should work to win broader support during the current phase of negotiations, while outside actors should stand ready to…
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Immigration detainee not given new food because maggots ‘just on the vegetables’, report finds
An immigration detainee served a contaminated meal was not offered an alternative because the maggots were “just on the vegetables”,…
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Eva Kaili’s Freudian Slip and the Minimum Wages in Qatar
The problem that arose with Eva Kaili goes beyond any bribes, and constitutes a “thorn” for the Greek state coupled with…
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The Erosion of Democracy Is Contagious
The United States still is the biggest single influence on democracy worldwide, but it has often become less a promoter…
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Export democracy to the Greek diaspora – an oxymoron!
Australia is a beacon of democracy, and has embedded similar values and an institutional framework to those of the ancient…
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Theology after Mabo
The Mabo decision was a legal and cultural milestone in Australia, but thirty years on, how has it changed theology?…
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How Ukraine Can Score Another Win at the UN
With the one-year marker approaching, Kyiv can secure a diplomatic victory in New York with a resolution that affirms principles…
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The Significance of the Vietnam-Indonesia Exclusive Economic Zone Demarcation
The recent agreement between Vietnam and Indonesia on delimiting their respective exclusive economic zones provides hope for the strengthening of…
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