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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...

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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...

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