Opinion
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Why the Africa Climate Summit can’t afford to overlook conflict
‘Conflict isn’t merely a side issue; it is an integral part of the equation.’ Nazanine Moshiri The New Humanitarian African…
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I’m against the death penalty, but Lucy Letby has shaken my stance
The arguments against are many, familiar and valid: no judicial system is free from error; there is always a risk…
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Kat Theophanous: Censured for Cyprus and Principle
Recently, according to the United Nations, angry Turkish Cypriots punched and kicked a group of international peacekeepers who in accordance…
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Why was there no water to fight the fire in Maui?
Now the fire may result in even more devastating water theft Naomi Klein and Kapuaʻala Sproat The Guardian All over Maui,…
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University rankings and reforms
Eight Greek universities were included in the latest QS (Quacquarelli Symonds) global university rankings against the background of lively debates…
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Look at the crisis in the Amazon and understand the stakes: we’re battling for life itself
Some of the most fulfilling moments in my life as an actor are when I play roles that speak to…
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NATO’S Prodical Son Is Not Returning
To the delight of allies, Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan came out announcing that he would take Sweden’s membership application to parliament…
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What can we expect from The Hague?
This became clear during the discussion of the government’s goals for the new four-year term in Parliament last week. Angelos…
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Ali Clarke: The fine line between obeying and rebelling
Why do people just ignore fines and what does that say about our community? After receiving her first-ever parking ticket,…
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Easier access to the medical abortion pill is a good thing. But it’s just one step in the fight for reproductive justice in Australia
For a very long time, women have been indoctrinated to think that anything they get, no matter how small, they…
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Plato’s Allegory of the Cave and the diaspora ‘innocent fraud’
John Kenneth Galbraith in his book “The Economics of Innocent Fraud” portrayed his lifetime of experience in the public and…
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Why, as a Greek Australian migrant, I say ‘Yes’ to the Voice
On July 2, many thousands of Australians, including Greek-Australians, mobilised in more than 30 cities and towns around the country…
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Canada has officially banned testing cosmetics on animals
The Canadian government announced the decision in a Tuesday news release. Bill C-47 amends the Food and Drugs Act to ban both…
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Large Language Mimicry
The complexity and hype surrounding Large Language Models make it difficult to disentangle the arguments about generative AI’s potential harms.…
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Antidote for the poison of Australian racism
Racism still courses through our national bloodstream, but we can begin to wipe out hatred by reflecting on innovations of…
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Yes campaign sorely needs a champion
That should be deeply concerning for the many groups and individuals behind the Yes campaign. Editorial The Age It will…
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