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Middle Powers Redefined: The India-Canada Diplomatic Rift

7 hours ago4 min read

Middle Powers Redefined: The India-Canada Diplomatic Rift

Turning Passion into Impact: Lessons From Australia's Leadership in the UN General Assembly

2 days ago4 min read

Turning Passion into Impact: Lessons From Australia's Leadership in the UN General Assembly

A Climate for Change: Australian Youth Voices in COP Climate Debates

2 days ago4 min read

A Climate for Change: Australian Youth Voices in COP Climate Debates

Trust in Antitrust: How the DOJ's Case Against Big Tech Could Reshape the Industry

5 days ago4 min read

Trust in Antitrust: How the DOJ's Case Against Big Tech Could Reshape the Industry

Germany’s Geoeconomic Challenge

Oct 314 min read

Germany’s Geoeconomic Challenge

Homestretch to the US Elections and Trump’s Plan for 2025

Oct 294 min read

Homestretch to the US Elections and Trump’s Plan for 2025

Youth Eco-Anxiety: A Catalyst for International Action

Oct 274 min read

Youth Eco-Anxiety: A Catalyst for International Action

Misinformation and Media in Lebanon’s Enduring Crisis

Oct 244 min read

Misinformation and Media in Lebanon’s Enduring Crisis

Navigating the Waters of Innovation: Robotic Fish and the Fight Against Ocean Pollution

Oct 224 min read

Navigating the Waters of Innovation: Robotic Fish and the Fight Against Ocean Pollution

Green Colonialism: Why a Just Transition is Critical for COP29

Oct 204 min read

Green Colonialism: Why a Just Transition is Critical for COP29

Saudi Arabia's Role in Revitalising Post-Pandemic Economies in Yemen and Beyond

Oct 154 min read

Saudi Arabia's Role in Revitalising Post-Pandemic Economies in Yemen and Beyond

Debanking is Destabilising the Pacific’s Development

Oct 134 min read

Debanking is Destabilising the Pacific’s Development

Behind the Success of China's Strategic Approach to Africa

Oct 104 min read

Behind the Success of China's Strategic Approach to Africa

French Legislative Elections: The End of ‘Macronisme’?

Oct 84 min read

French Legislative Elections: The End of ‘Macronisme’?

Securing Australia's Digital Future: The Race Against Quantum Computing Threats

Oct 64 min read

Securing Australia's Digital Future: The Race Against Quantum Computing Threats

UN Leadership and the Language of Human Rights: In Conversation with Maki Katsuno-Hayashikawa

Oct 35 min read

UN Leadership and the Language of Human Rights: In Conversation with Maki Katsuno-Hayashikawa

Australian Responses to Human Rights Abuses are Selective and Hypocritical

Oct 14 min read

Australian Responses to Human Rights Abuses are Selective and Hypocritical

Career Spotlight: Afeeya Akhand

Sep 265 min read

Career Spotlight: Afeeya Akhand

Bangladesh Erupts in Celebration: Gen Z Stands Victorious as Prime Minister Flees the Country

Sep 263 min read

Bangladesh Erupts in Celebration: Gen Z Stands Victorious as Prime Minister Flees the Country

Lucia Newman: A Lifetime of Reporting Throughout Latin America

Sep 247 min read

Lucia Newman: A Lifetime of Reporting Throughout Latin America

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