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The NACC Bill: Public hearings crucial to integrity
Public hearings are a crucial mechanism in promoting integrity and investigating and exposing corruption and should not be limited. Stephen…
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Τreason
Τreason is a page-turning story of human drama, heroism and sacrifice. PREVIEW It is an intimate and compelling account of…
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The Myth of an Emerging “Mideast NATO”
For Gulf capitals, however, the Israeli ambitions risk too much and offer too little. ICG To contain what it perceives…
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‘Scrutiny needed for AFP counter-terrorism powers’, says Law Council
This week, the Parliament will consider the Counter-Terrorism Legislation Amendment Bill (AFP Powers and Other Matters) Bill 2022. Jess Feyder Lawyers…
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America’s Dependence on China Is a Crisis in the Making
America’s supply chain crisis is far from over. Persistent backlogs at West Coast ports have led shippers to reroute their…
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Iran’s revolution of forbidden song, dance, and kiss
As Iranian diaspora and human rights activities launch rallies in over 150 cities throughout the world against the Islamic Republic,…
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Inuit Greenlanders demand answers over Danish birth control scandal
Denmark and Greenland have formally agreed to launch a two-year investigation into historic birth control practices carried out for many…
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Inside a women’s prison: ‘I’ve seen things no human should ever have to see’
What does it take to rebuild your life after years behind bars? Three women share their stories with Dilvin Yasa.…
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Why I Love the “Vietnam Syndrome” of the People
The Vietnam Syndrome was a term deployed after the U.S. defeat in the Vietnam War to explain and complain about…
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A Moment of Truth for Yemen’s Truce
The UN and external powers should redouble their efforts to forge agreement on an expanded deal. ICG If those look…
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Billions spent on housing affordability are making it worse: Productivity Commission
Sixteen billion dollars a year in government housing assistance could be better targeted, while nearly $3 billion spent helping first…
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Brexit Britain wants to come back
Six years after the Brexit vote, Euroskeptic PM Liz Truss wants to lead the UK back into Europe’s political arena.…
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Optus hack must prompt crackdown on data hoarding, experts say
Privacy advocate James Clark, executive director at Digital Rights Watch, said governments must crack down on an insidious culture of…
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Erdogan Threatens Greece
“We have only one sentence for Greece: Do not forget Izmir [the city of Smyrna]. Your occupying the [Aegean] islands…
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The Left Needs to Take Back the Constitution
With the catastrophic recent term of the Supreme Court finally concluded, it can no longer be denied that the judiciary…
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Australia’s anti-corruption laws are historic – but the blanket of secrecy still needs to be lifted
Alleged corruption will be examined behind closed doors after the disturbing decision to hold public hearings only in ‘exceptional circumstances’…
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