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Is long-acting HIV treatment as good as taking daily pills?
Long-Acting vs Daily Pills: Weighing Options for HIV Care and patients, who need regular medication.
International Law: Justice for Powerful, Silence for Oppressed
Selective application of international law undermines its credibility, especially in unresolved crises like Kashmir and Palestine.
New cancer tests make early detection easier
If detected early, cancer is much easier to treat. Emerging non-invasive tests can help early diagnosis.
Tackling the hottest topic in a sunburnt land
One of the hottest countries on the planet isn't ready to deal with an inevitable increase in heatwaves, but new research aims to change that.
Eid In Palestine: Children Finding Joy In The Shadow Of War And Siege
Celebrating Eid: Resilience and Joy in War-Torn Palestine for the children witnessing war all around.
Global Day of Action to Destigmatise Abortion - 28th March
Advocates Push for Safe and Stigma-Free Abortion Access on Global Day of Action
Repurposing America: Can Donald Trump help the Country attain Equilibrium?
The Role of Trump in Rebalancing America's Values and Influence
Kashmir in Crosshairs of Digital State
From facial recognition to internet blackouts, Kashmir has become a laboratory for surveillance and digital arrests—one where innovation serves control, not emp...
Australians deserve broadcast policy for the 21st century
Media policy needs reform, not tinkering, to prioritise Australian interests and voices over the commercial needs of broadcasters and streaming giants.
Why educational inequality remains high in India
The availability of educational infrastructure is highly uneven between the rich and the poor, urban and rural areas and between different castes.
Making old buildings energy-efficient can help achieve net-zero goals
Buildings account for a third of the world’s energy consumption. Retrofitting can help reduce up to 75 percent of the load.
Bangladesh women rise up against increasing incidents of rape
The Muhammad Yunus government has failed miserably in checking incidents of rape and sexual violence against women.
Lessons for the world in how Darwin keeps it cool
How Australia's hottest capital city is confronting the challenges of dealing with heat in a warming climate might offer solutions for the world.
Why voting in a fact-checking void should worry you
Australian voters heading to the polls need to be aware there's little standing between them and potential manipulation of information by vested interests.
Is Erdogan using Kurdish peace talks to secure his political future?
Turkey revives Kurdish peace talks after years of deadlock. But military strikes on PKK positions cast doubt on the process.
Risky business: Bridging the insurance gap
Australians facing steep insurance premium rises in a world of disasters are sharing a global problem. The solutions are out there, but they are complex.
Israel’s Hellish Attack on the Palestinians on 18 March
Humanitarian Crisis in Gaza: Pregnant Women and Medical Facilities Targeted in Renewed Attacks
Vignettes From the Past: Political Marginalisation of Muslims and Delhi’s Vanishing Iftar Gatherings
Until 2014, the arrival of Ramadan signalled an unending stream of iftar invitations which would offer journalists informal settings to gauge political undercur...
The Novelist of the Unburied: Mirza Waheed and the Quiet Catastrophe of Kashmir
Mirza Waheed: Chronicling Kashmir's Quiet Struggles Through Fiction
To Turn Uncertainty into Durable Advantage, Trump must begin with Europe and then Pause
Navigating Soft Balancing: How Trump Can Turn Uncertainty into Strategic Advantage