American voters punished Republicans over petrol prices but neither party offered a path away from oil. China and others are ...

As American conservatives look to a post-Trump future they could do worse than to check out UK Conservative Party leader Kemi ...

A peaceful, student-led revolution has ended Aleksandar Vučić's 14-year grip on Serbia, offering a rare template for ...

Wenran Jiang spends a week with a Chinese automaker and discovers a tech company that makes humanoid robots and autonomous ...

As frontier AI systems edge towards recursive self-improvement, Australia is moving to legislate oversight while Washington ...

Former human rights commissioner Chris Sidoti argues in his submission to the Royal Commission on Antisemitism and Social ...

From Washington to Jerusalem to Berlin, electorates are punishing leaders who prolong conflict. Jeffrey Sachs argues the ...

A fifth interest rate rise and the mortgage pain that goes with it, just days before early voting opens in Victoria, may show what happens to incumbents when voters blame them for decisions they did ...

Randy Newman's songs ask listeners to look at the world through someone else's eyes. That imaginative empathy may be exactly ...

Christa Pike was headline news for all the wrong reasons when the state tried and failed to murder her. For the first time ...

Runaway specialist fees and years-long public waiting lists demand immediate action. Government has the power, says John Menadue, it just needs to deploy it.

The rout at the US midterms was a fierce denunciation of authoritarian rule, says US Nobel Laureate Paul Krugman. Sure voters were concerned about inflation  increases, but they also rejected cruelty, ...