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If elected, Labor must reinvigorate the Australian Human Rights Commission
Various reforms to the Australian Human Rights Commission are required to better protect and realise human rights in Australia, writes…
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Lebanon’s Vicious Cycles
Parliamentary elections in Lebanon on May 15 will keep in power many of the same political elites that have led…
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To Australians sick of the election: this is why voting is not a waste of your time
To the ordinary Australian, voting may appear to be ineffective and a waste of time. Intifar Chowdhury The Conversation The…
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What to Believe in Putin’s ‘Imagined Community’
Ukraine’s efforts in peace talks are proving futile because of Russia’s view of its own past, the atrocities it has…
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Young Indian farmers are turning to an ancient crop to fight water stress and climate change
With 1.4 billion people to feed, and such heatwaves set to become more common, the country clearly needs more sustainable agriculture.…
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Yes, $5 for lettuce is too much.
The cost of living is on the rise. Authors The Conversation The recent Consumer Price Index (a measure of inflation of…
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China’s AI satellites can track US warships in real time around the world: Report
Using artificial intelligence, a Chinese remote sensing satellite automatically detected the USS Harry S. Truman’s exact coordinates and transferred that…
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The second American civil war is already happening
Τhe US supreme court’s upcoming decision to reverse Roe v Wade (an early draft of which was leaked last week)…
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Election 2022: Major parties’ approach to Indigenous issues slammed
Scott Morrison’s dismissal of the Uluru Statement from the Heart is “disheartening,” according to the CEO of the peak Aboriginal…
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China surrounds Taiwan for massive invasion ‘rehearsal’ drills
On Monday, the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) announced its Eastern Theater Command organized maritime, aerial, conventional missile and other…
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‘Can you come to my party?’: What it’s like to have your novel studied at schools
For Maxine Beneba Clarke, the excitement of being included on school reading lists was quickly matched by the realities of…
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Why Turkey Won’t Abandon Russia
In his pre-election pitch, President Joe Biden proclaimed the role of the United States is to champion freedom and democracy and…
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Tortured to death: the 14 Cypriot men killed by British in 50s uprising
At least 14 Cypriots were tortured then murdered by UK forces during an armed uprising in the late 1950s, according…
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ECB’s Holzmann says up to three rate hikes may be ‘appropriate’ this year
The European Central Bank may have to raise interest rates up to three times this year to combat higher inflation,…
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Kenya petitions royal family for reparations over colonial atrocities as government declines meeting
More than 100,000 citizens of Kenya have petitioned the British royal family for an apology and reparations following “brutal” atrocities committed during the colonial period. Nadine White Independent The…
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Oklahoma: the latest frontier in America’s abortion wars
The mother of two had not wanted to get pregnant a third time, so when her birth control failed, she…
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