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Sydney prepares for Modi’s visit, despite Biden’s snub and cancelled Quad meeting
Despite the unexpected cancellation of the Sydney Quad summit due to US President Joe Biden's decision to call off his...
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The Danger of Living in a Polarized World
We’re living in a polarized world. It’s not about the north and south poles of the globe, or the negative...
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Victoria scraps party preference deals: what changed on your upper house ballot
Victorians voting for the Legislative Council on 28 November will fill in their ballot paper differently from every previous state...
Why far-right ideas appeal beyond the fringe
We hear a lot today about the pile-up of overlapping problems like climate change, war, financial stress, and inequality. Together...
Floods in Nepal‑Tibet disrupt pilgrimage to Mount Kailash, a sacred mountain with centuries of evolving tradition
Catherine Hartmann, University of Wyoming Hundreds of pilgrims traveling to Mount Kailash were among those affected by devastating floods that...
Supreme Court quashes protest FIRs nationwide as CJP withdraws September 5 march
The Supreme Court of India has quashed criminal cases registered across the country over the July student protests led by...
Nearly 100 US political figures pledge to reject RSS-linked campaign money
Nearly 100 elected officials and political candidates across the United States have pledged to reject campaign contributions linked to India’s...
Beyond the passport: The legal ambiguity of Indian citizenship
By Alok Prasanna Kumar “A passport is not proof of citizenship.” With this short statement, the spokesperson for India’s Ministry for...
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