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The dance of democracy, reprised

In 2011, I stood at Jantar Mantar as a Delhi University student, placard in hand, shouting for activist Anna Hazare and against a government...

The Yellowcake handshake: What the Australia-India uranium deal really signals

When Anthony Albanese and Narendra Modi shook hands in Melbourne on July 9, closing a stalemate that had outlasted three Australian prime ministers, the...

What Pauline Hanson might learn in a World Cup fan zone

Pauline Hanson's monoculture Australia has spent years arguing over national identity: what holds it together, what threatens it, and whether multiculturalism strengthens or weakens social...

H1Bs: Countering the latest nakedly anti-India narrative

India was dealt another minor shock by Trump recently, when he announced that the fee on H1B visas would be increased from $1000 to...

Unfairly targeted. Undeniably vital.

Migration is a perennial flashpoint in Australian politics. Politicians frequently woo migrant communities - while stoking the fears of the wider electorate. Fear of migrants...

Far-Right, Far-Left: Breaking free from extremes

The world today faces enormous challenges: climate change, technological disruption, mass migration, and geopolitical rivalries. Typically, we would look to solve these by recognising...

The Far-Right threat Australia can’t ignore after anti-migrant protests

The events of the past week have undoubtedly shaken our community – one that I am proudly part of. However, what’s been especially striking...

Nepal uprising: How Gen-Z is shaking up politics

Earlier this week, thousands of mainly young people in Nepal took to the streets in mass protests triggered by the government’s decision to ban...

Tariffs undermining trust: Art of the No Deal

Trump has always crowed that he was a deal-maker. Two weeks ago, we agreed, and talked about why he deserved the Nobel Prize for...

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

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...

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