Newsroom
Europe will not be able to fight the return of conscription
Europe faces a dilemma post-Russia’s invasion of Ukraine: should conscription be reinstated? Various countries are reassessing military recruitment amidst challenges.
Month: April 2024
Insights
A birthday toast to a long-dead philosopher
In a world of unreason and disinformation, Immanuel Kant’s emphasis on reason and freedom remains relevant. His ideas challenge us to think freely and act rightly today.
The Australian
New Zealand’s education revolution
The new Education Minister of New Zealand, Erica Stanford, is implementing significant education reforms focusing on knowledge-rich curricula, explicit instruction, and structured literacy. These changes have the potential to set a global example in education policy.
Newsroom
Swiss climate ruling full of holes
The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Switzerland’s climate policy violates human rights. It sets a standard for all member states, prompting concerns about judicial overreach and democratic principles in climate action.
The Australian
Jacinda Ardern did one thing right – and Australia could learn from it
New Zealand is successfully tackling its housing crisis with urban development reforms. Australian leaders can learn from this model to increase housing supply and affordability.
Newsroom
More beef with the European Union
New Zealand and the EU have reached a free trade deal. However, EU’s deforestation regulation may unfairly affect New Zealand’s beef producers. Clarification and cooperation are necessary.
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Luxon’s Leap: New Zealand after Ardern
Former Prime Minister Ardern’s departure led to a landslide victory for the National Party, now faced with a crisis-ridden economy. Prime Minister Luxon’s rigorous reforms focus on education, housing, and fiscal consolidation.