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The rise in populism in numerous advanced economies has been driven by cost-of-living pressures. To protect our democracy, we ...

At a time of diminished political leadership, the legacy of Fred Hollows and Michael Johnson shows what practical, principled internationalism can achieve. Thirty-four years ago, celebrated eye doctor ...

There is no such thing as a “small” nuclear war. Even limited use would trigger mass death, famine and global collapse.

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Australia’s under-16 social media ban has removed millions of accounts, but compliance gaps, loopholes and unanswered ...

Australia was quick to back US action in Iran. But as questions mount over strategy and legality, the risks – and ...

Trump’s Secretary of Defence invoking divine violence against Iran has intensified concerns about the fusion of religion, politics and war in US leadership. US Secretary of Defense Pete Hegseth ...

Modern society assumes suffering can be solved through policy, technology and progress. But this belief leaves us unprepared ...

The installation of a female Archbishop of Canterbury highlights the Catholic Church’s continued hesitation on women’s ...