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Cashing in on women’s health

Women’s health has been sidelined for centuries. But now that women are finally being heard, some unscrupulous companies are cashing in on the movement.

What are universities for?

Are universities fit for purpose in the 21st century?

India’s long and winding vote

In what is a big year for democratic elections, none come bigger than India’s incredible exercise in ensuring every voter has a say.

Battle for ideas will shape new global order

In a world increasingly dominated by the ‘mini-lateral’, competition in standard setting and technology is where the real power struggle lies.

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China is still Australia’s trade frenemy

Despite rising geopolitical tensions the evidence of a correlation between political talk and economic connections between trading nations is often overdone.

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The right to be neutral

Examining military and political alliances from the perspective of the global South leads to some uncomfortable questions about ‘good’ and ’bad’.

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Has Putin prompted a new transatlantic alliance?

A new transatlantic alliance is springing up in the wake of Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, but what form will it have when the dust settles?

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In the new cold war China is not Russia

With the decline of Russia, eyes are turning to China and a new cold war emerging with the USA. But this one will be different.

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Ukraine a cautionary tale for a China eyeing Taiwan

China has long wondered how the world might react to a conflict in Taiwan. The invasion of Ukraine has given them good insight.

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The new world order and India’s quandary

With a new cold war afoot, states are being asked to choose sides. For India, self-identity and domestic politics will all come to bear.

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Indonesia’s G20 tightrope

The war in Ukraine became a test for Indonesia’s independence and active foreign policy principles, especially given its G20 presidency.

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In absentia: a roadblock to trying Putin

Among the challenges of prosecuting Putin is getting him to physically appear in court. So, why not just start the trial, anyway? The answer lies in the law.

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Many pathways to justice in Ukraine

It is unlikely the ICC will bring lasting justice in Ukraine, but there are many legal avenues that could help.

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Can the ICC prosecute Putin, the head of a non-member state?

The International Criminal Court moved fast on allegations of war crimes perpetrated in Ukraine, but those looking for swift justice may be disappointed.

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Cashing in on women’s health

What are universities for?

India’s long and winding vote

Battle for ideas will shape new global order

China is still Australia’s trade frenemy

The right to be neutral

Has Putin prompted a new transatlantic alliance?

In the new cold war China is not Russia

Ukraine a cautionary tale for a China eyeing Taiwan

The new world order and India’s quandary

Indonesia’s G20 tightrope

In absentia: a roadblock to trying Putin

Many pathways to justice in Ukraine

Can the ICC prosecute Putin, the head of a non-member state?

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