Regardless of how long US President Donald Trump’s ill-advised war and today’s stagflationary conditions last, the long-run ...

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Democracy is faltering. Elected government action is increasingly constrained by the preferences of powerful industrial, ...

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The return of four Australian women and nine children from Syria after the conflict with Islamic State is no cause for alarm ...

In the current Iran war, both sides are seeking to shape the narrative surrounding whatever agreement eventually emerges.

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Children are watching, thinking and feeling worried, but also hopeful, about the future of the environment. Those feelings ...

Almost everyone in prison today will return to our communities. Whether they reoffend depends on what we do to prevent ...

Muhammad Amir is a PhD researcher in International Relations at Deakin University, focusing on conflict resolution and ...