Opinion
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Europe should listen more to Africa on migration
It’s high time for Europe and Africa to genuinely work together, says DW’s Harrison Mwilima. As we observe World Refugee…
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Most Australians expect politicians to lie, but we also think they should resign if they do, Australia Talks survey reveals
Most Australians are of the view that their political representatives are dishonest, unaccountable and corrupt, according to the results from the…
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No jab, no say: Either join the fight to keep us all safe, or stop complaining
If you have been eligible, but have simply not bothered to get the jab, you have disqualified yourself from whinging…
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Turkey: From the “deep state” to the mafia state
Thus, central state plans were first implemented for the mass extermination of other ethnic groups and peoples within Turkey e.g.…
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The Myth of Coexistence in Israel
On Tuesday, Mr. Blinken spoke in Jerusalem about his intention to “rally international support” to aid Gaza and rebuild what…
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Hijacking Western Complacency
And yet, Western governments for years have shown that they are perfectly willing to tolerate KGB-style abuses right under their…
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As a ceasefire takes hold in Gaza, Israelis and Palestinians remain two peoples haunted by their own history
These are the people formed by history — haunted by history, as Derrida would have seen it. Stan Grant ABC…
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A future fund to help address Australia’s housing crisis
She was injected with heroin for the first time by her mum when she was 12 years old. Just imagine…
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What modern diplomacy really looks like – and why we should care
He’s followed through too. Antony Blinken, his Secretary of State, the US top diplomat, is making his mark. Geraldine Doogue…
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‘We can’t be separated from the rest of the world’: Experts warn against ‘fortress Australia’
A taskforce bringing together an array of experts in a variety of fields has laid out a roadmap for Australia’s…
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Universities shouldn’t wait for Marise Payne’s axe to fall on China-funded institutes
Some even tweaked their contracts with the Chinese government to avoid having to register on technicalities. Salvatore Babones The Sydney…
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Our Hegelian Union
Reading his impenetrable writing can be a dispiriting exercise in self doubt. Nicholas Karides The only motive is that you…
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The essence of liberalism is under challenge from Australia’s India travel ban
No wonder the Human Rights Commission released a statement on Saturday raising “deep concerns about these extraordinary new restrictions”. Professor…
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We need more, not less, critical thinking about race in Australia
Ηow unsurprising to learn that the assistant minister to the attorney general, Amanda Stoker, raised objections to the Australian Human…
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Attaining and maintaining peace is the truest act of remembrance
It remains an important and solemn day in Australia, often observed with a reverence reserved solely for it. Jordon Steele-John…
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Researchers demystify the secrets of ancient Aboriginal migration across Australia
Australia’s first people are thought to have arrived when the continent was a much bigger place, with lower sea levels…
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