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Fake news and the election campaign – how worried should voters be?

Here in Australia, is the federal election facing the same threat from misinformation and disinformation? And how concerned should we be?

Will Terror in Pahalgam ignite Kashmir’s hardline stand against radicalism to defend its identity

It’s important for Islamic scholars and believers of the Islamic faith to please introspect, condemn, and also stand with humanity and try to rid the religion of this stigma of terrorism.

More than half of university students, including internationals, face food insecurity

While food insecurity increased among most groups, younger students, those studying on campus and international students were the most at risk.

Why global Indian diaspora voices must rise above the fear of being silenced

Many who privately support these causes remain silent, unwilling to risk professional or social repercussions.

Understanding Chinese interests in the Pacific

The PRC’s representatives in Melanesia integrate these three strands of Chinese statecraft to complement each other’s effects and adapt them to conditions on the ground.

Pakistan suspends Simla Accord: An own goal masquerading as retaliation?

This suspension of the Simla Agreement, framed as retaliation, likely stems from immediate frustration rather than coherent strategic calculus.

Why do Labor and the Coalition have so many similar policies?

One party says they’ll cap international student numbers to lower immigration. The other is trying to do precisely the same.

As rivers dry, strategy flows: New Delhi suspends Indus Treaty with calculated precision

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi warned, “Blood and water cannot flow together”

‘We Never Forget’: Paulomi’s reflection of sacrifice, memory and meaning of ANZAC Day

“Every ANZAC Day, so many people say ‘Lest we forget’, and sometimes it feels like just a platitude”

The dead Hindus in Kashmir ask: is your global outrage reserved for some lives only?

In any nation, we may have differences of opinion and majority and minority groups, but can we act together to exercise our commitment to the common humanity that we all belong to?

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