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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...

When small men cast long shadows

  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

  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

  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

  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...

India-Pak 2025: Hope is for limited strikes, then quick de-escalation

  India has conducted military strikes against Pakistan this month, hitting numerous sites in Pakistan-controlled Kashmir and deeper into Pakistan itself. Security officials say precision...

What Labor can – and must – achieve in its second term

  Anthony Albanese didn’t just win re-election - he shattered expectations. In a historic show of confidence, voters handed Labor a second term on a...
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