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How much tourism is too much?

Tourism is projected to hit a record $US11 trillion in 2024, but unchecked growth raises concerns about overtourism and its impact on communities.

Washing away greenwashing

The deceptive practice undermines genuine efforts by industries and individuals to achieve the 2050 net zero target.

Can PIF help resolve the conflict in New Caledonia?

After months of violence, New Caledonia independence groups will turn to PIF in hopes of buoying their case for self-determination from France.

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How Malaysian women are driving legislative change

Malaysia’s move to amend citizenship laws marks progress for gender equality, but the non-retrospective nature raises concerns.

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Is it time for Australia to pass a national Human Rights Act?

Parliament has the power to enshrine human rights protections in federal law. Proposals are on the table.

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What’s behind the deadly riots in New Caledonia

The violent unrest in New Caledonia is alarming. Sadly, the island territory is no stranger to violence.

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Many elections, many consequences

With a vast number of citizens around the world voting for leaders and legislatures this year, much will depend on their trust in the electoral process.

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Live-in lover law opens door to attacks on freedoms

India’s new code throws into doubt whether its citizens are truly protected from the arbitrary exercise of power by public officials.

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When states give love a bad name

The reshaping of constitutionally guaranteed freedoms by bringing young adults’ sexual choices under the radar of the state has sinister implications.

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Asian democracies struggle under the weight of repression

Don’t look now, but if you’re worried about the state of democracies now, just wait until next year.

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How the Indian Constitution advances the Hindu state

The Indian Constitution has supported the movement towards a Hindu state by accommodating communal nationalism.

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Why it still pays to chase the US religious vote

Religion could play a significant role in an increasingly polarised conversation about faith in US public life, but will it shape the 2024 election?

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How Tonga strikes a balance between king and democracy

The Pacific’s last remaining monarchy has taken a unique approach to balancing executive powers between the king and the parliament.

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