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Shanthie Mariet D’Souza 5 hours ago A reality check for BRICS and the lofty dedollarisation agenda Local currency deals are growing, but a unified challenge to dollar hegemony remains a distant dream.
Abhijnan Rej 8 hours ago Terrorism returns to Delhi with a troubling new profile A murky explosion in India last week dredges up old concerns.
Jonathan Ping 16 hours ago The troubling reality of DeepSeek’s AI model With genuine ideological and existential threats to consider, the next iteration of AI will be critical.
Sheridan Ward 1 day ago Nauru’s latest deportee deal with Australia repeats old mistakes As a mono-economy shifts from phosphate to people, the pattern of boom and bust continues unchanged.
Denny Roy 1 day ago The paradox of US military retrenchment in the Asia-Pacific A partial retreat in the region could backfire, flaming tensions and emboldening China’s aggression.
Emirza Adi Syailendra 1 day ago Agency preservation drives the Indonesia–Australia security treaty The echoes of history are evident – only this time, trust may not be as important as the context.
Daniel Byman 1 day ago Is left-wing terrorism returning? Incidents are indeed up sharply, but lethality remains extremely low compared with right-wing and jihadist violence.
Ryan Neelam 14 Nov 2025 The world is getting on with tackling climate change. Australia can’t afford to be left behind While ambition at COP30 is still a long way from what’s needed, most countries are maintaining their commitments to act.
Susannah Patton 14 Nov 2025 The Australia-Indonesia pact won’t shift the regional balance But this diplomatic win for Australia does reflect warm neighbourly ties.