Australia has spent a decade threading the needle between its largest trading partner, China, and its closest security ally, the United States. But as tensions over Taiwan intensify, Canberra's carefully managed balancing act may be approaching its breaking point.
The Human Rights Act and ECHR have had significant constitutional implications, including limitations on Britain's independence and sovereignty. But, regardless of that, the significance of the Act and the ECHR is not on the limits it imposes but the rights it enables and the advantages it bears for us as a nation.
Viewers globally had their eyes glued in anticipation to their screens last week, as “fashion’s biggest night” took the world by storm. However, this anticipation and excitement towards the Met Gala has not always been equally appreciated, and this year was no different.
This article explores the political nature of conservation through the case of Uganda’s Bugoma Forest. In an interview with Tony Ofungi, a prominent activist and sustainable tourism operator in the region, these dynamics came to the forefront.
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