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Is that really you? The hidden cost of letting AI do the talking

A few weeks ago, an old colleague posted something on LinkedIn. Someone I know quite well. The kind of person who speaks faster than...

One year after their brief war, how close are India and Pakistan to another conflict?

india pakistan conflict A year has passed since conflict broke out between India and Pakistan, briefly raising fears of an all-out war between the two...

Is the ‘Quad’ dying a slow death? Even with Trump, it still has a vital role to play

Quad Alliance Future Analysts have tried to make sense of US President Donald Trump’s second term with countless, sometimes contradictory, labels. He’s isolationist and transactional....

Administrators fail female athletes, again

It’s emblematic of the hyper-partisan milieu of global political discourse that a convicted child rapist playing at the Olympic Games garners less attention and...

The Gaza effect in liberal democracies

At the start of 2024, we braced for three major elections that would chart the world’s political story over the next 4-5 years. The Indian...

Plastic Free July is a waste of time if the onus is only on consumers

Every year, the Plastic Free July campaign asks us to refuse single-use plastic. The idea is that making a small change in our daily lives will...

The world’s largest democracy chastises a leader

Indian Election 2024 was expected to be a David-Goliath battle, with Narendra Modi-led Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP) as the Goliath expected to trample all...

Indian Election 2024: The four possible outcomes

On Tuesday 4 June, at 8am Indian Standard Time (IST), counting will begin to determine who will lead India for the next five years. By 9:30am,...

Repairing NSW Police distrust begins with accountability

In news that should surprise no one, a recent report has found that NSW Police heavily and disproportionately fined children, people from disadvantaged backgrounds...

BJP’s magic number of 400 may be an illusion

Predicting the outcome of any election is a fool’s errand, and that may well be the case in the 2024 Indian elections. As voting enters...

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