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The day the Liberal Party lost its way

Liberal party's electoral decline The current decline of the Liberal Party of Australia may one day be traced back to a single political calculation: 5...

The Cockroach Janta Party: The itch we can’t ignore

On May 16, just days ago, a satirical political outfit called the Cockroach Janta Party was born in India. Its name was lifted straight...

Bengal has spoken. Now listen.

Bengal Elections 2026 For fifteen years, West Bengal operated under a political arrangement that gradually hollowed out the idea of public life. Not through a...

Australians heed US warning

With a resounding victory in the 2025 Federal Election, the ALP has claimed a mandate they have not enjoyed in generations. The count continues,...

Australian Federal Elections 2025: The final countdown

For many, Saturday 3 May cannot come soon enough. Votes cast, counted and a winner declared, life can return to its usual chaos. Australian...

India’s current restraint: The calm before the storm?

The simmering tensions between India and Pakistan have become a daily affair since the Pahalgam attacks last week. But so far, India has refrained...

Peter Dutton’s Liberals have picked a side – and it’s not ours

It’s election season and you know exactly what that means. That’s right, politicians making a beeline for photo opportunities in saris, sherwanis, bindis and...

Why Desi hospitality runs deep in our culture

When a guest walks into a Desi household, one of the first questions beyond the customary greetings is usually, “Would you like some tea,...

Why all fingers point to Pakistan

The Indian government seems to be fully convinced that Pakistan is behind the terrorist attack in Pahelgam, where 26 innocent tourists were gunned down. Government...

India confronts terror, unites against Pakistan-backed plot

On the afternoon of April 22, 2025, Pahalgam, the serene tourist hotspot in Indian Kashmir was shattered by a brazen act of terror. Six...

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