The Indo-Pacific has become the decisive stage for global competition, where the balance between China’s money and America’s security promises will shape the future.
In The Court of Public Opinion, Jeremy Cordeaux criticised Plan International’s child marriage ads, questioning whether donations actually help or simply mask deeper cultural issues.
Jeremy Cordeaux warns that Australia’s electric car mandates could drive up costs, hurt regional communities, and leave everyday motorists stranded — all while failing to meet environmental promises.
Jeremy Cordeaux exposes the double standards in Australia’s housing debate, revealing how politicians resist public housing developments in their own wealthy electorates.
Modi’s India isn’t choosing between Russia, China or the U.S.—and that’s the whole point. Salvatore Babones and John Bruni explain why neutrality is India’s greatest power move.
India is walking a dangerous tightrope—buying Russian oil, working with the Quad, and refusing to condemn China. Is neutrality the new power play?
India isn’t buying into US-led alliances—and there’s a strategic reason why. Dr. John Bruni and Prof. Salvatore Babones break down India’s refusal to play by American rules.
Are we misreading Modi and India’s democracy? Prof. Salvatore Babones explains how the West completely misunderstands India’s fault lines—and why it matters.
After the 20% HECS debt cut, Jeremy warns of a dangerous push to scrap student contributions entirely.
Jeremy exposes how unions are stopping Aussie workers from negotiating higher wages—even if they want to.