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Frank Yuan 1 hour ago International students: Australia has a good problem that may not last Australia’s economic prospects and soft power may become the collateral damage of a narrow domestic debate.
Mick Ryan 13 hours ago Pager bombs: Precision warfare takes a personal turn in Lebanon The implications of this attack stretch far beyond Hezbollah to future threats.
Sunaina Kumar 16 hours ago Breaking barriers: Enhancing women’s participation in trade across the Indo-Pacific A gender-inclusive trade agenda will help create better jobs and unlock greater economic potential.
Dymples Leong 18 hours ago What Taylor Swift taught the world on the risks of AI-generated images and elections Deepfakes can carry a pernicious cost to electoral integrity, trust in institutions and democratic processes.
Claire Yorke , Klaus Kotzé 1 day ago Does the West know how to truly hear what the Global South is saying? The art of listening is an essential way to shape our future.
Melissa Conley Tyler 1 day ago The Translator: What is “economic statecraft”? The power of carrots and sticks in the world of geoeconomics.
Stéphanie Fillion 1 day ago The UN “Summit of the Future” can’t afford to ignore the present Negotiations for a new global pact have hit obstacles, reflecting many of the problems facing the international system.
Peter Leavy 2 days ago A step-change to Beijing's "lawfare" in the South China Sea The “salami slice” approach to island building in the South China Sea has worked well for China. The world risks seeing that same approach repeated in international law.
Gaurav Saini , Dirk van der Kley 2 days ago The Quad should talk about a fair Indo-Pacific A shift in language is an easy start to broaden the appeal of the grouping to regional partners.