The Australian
Otago University’s bold bet on political Vice-Chancellor Grant Robertson
The University of Otago’s choice of a non-traditional vice-chancellor sparks debate over the balance of political and academic acumen. […]
Month: February 2024
Newsroom
How to explain the right’s Putin mania
Tucker Carlson’s support for Putin and Russia, despite their human rights abuses and propaganda, reflects a dangerous trend among right-wing populists worldwide. […]
Insights
An Atlantic task
Promoting prosperity and freedom globally is a noble but often thankless task. […]
The Australian
Absurd: New Zealand courts can now decide on climate change
The World Justice Project ranks New Zealand 7th in its ‘Rule of Law Index’, ahead of Australia, but a recent Supreme Court decision on climate change raises concerns. […]
Insights
A tale of two tonnes
The motto “Liberty, equality, fraternity” in Paris seems ironic as a vote to triple parking fees for heavier vehicles contradicts equality. The absurdity has gained global attention, sparking concern over the spread of unreasonable policies. […]
Newsroom
Europe’s impossible nuclear option
For Europe’s security, there are no silver bullets – and certainly no alternative nuclear option. […]