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Today’s migrants, tomorrow’s Australians: New debate, old story

Pawan Luthra -
  The more things change, the more they stay the same.  Anti-immigration rallies in Australia today may feel like a sign of the times - but...

Jobs lost, allies alienated: The economic legacy of Trumper Tantrums

S. Raja Gopalan -
  A lifetime ago (or so it seems), First Buddy Elon Musk thought that “reciprocal tariffs” were a great idea:  zero tariffs on all sides,...

Walking for Gaza, calling for peace

Pawan Luthra -
  Social cohesion in Australia has been under strain in the past few years. While we may celebrate our success as a multicultural nation where...

The return of Kyunki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi

Torrsha Sen -
  Promos are out, and the buzz is palpable, after 25 years Indian television classic, Kyuki Saas Bhi Kabhi Bahu Thi, starring actor-turned politician Smriti Z...

Funding reform, fractured right: It’s time for a Teal Party

Tushaar Garg -
  The Canterbury-Hurlstone Park RSL roared as Anthony Albanese christened a new era of Australian politics. He opened with a proud Acknowledgement of Country and...

India wins the battle against Pakistan, but loses the narrative

S. Raja Gopalan -
India public relations Just about a month ago, Pakistan’s federal cabinet formally elevated General Asim Munir—the current Army Chief, to the five-star rank of Field...

Strait of Hormuz closure could disrupt global energy: Implications for Australia

Indian Link -
  The Iranian parliament has approved the closure of key shipping route the Strait of Hormuz, in a move that could further escalate the Israel/Iran war. The...

What We Were Liars teaches us about modern racism hits hard

Khushee Gupta -
  At first glance, We Were Liars might seem like just another moody, coming-of-age mystery draped in wealth, trauma, and seaside tragedy. But beneath the...

When small men cast long shadows

S. Raja Gopalan -
  In a political spectacle more self-aggrandizing than substantive, the conflict between President Donald Trump and Elon Musk over drugs, Epstein, and fiscal policy has...

Harvard at a crossroads: Navigating ideology and governmental power

S. Raja Gopalan -
  In recent months, a fierce battle over the soul of American higher education has played out between several prestigious US institutions and the Trump...

Rare earths and realpolitik

MAYANK CHAUBEY -
  In an era defined by digital innovation and geopolitical rivalry, rare earth elements (REEs) have emerged as linchpins of global power. From smartphones and...

Albanese: Beyond the giant slayer moment

Pawan Luthra -
  The 2025 election platforms from both Labor and Liberal Party were underwhelming and lacked long-term vision. Familiar talking points were repeated on housing, healthcare, and...
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