
Curated expert opinion on intractable contemporary issues
Rising Risks of Climate Disasters Mean Some Communities Will Need to Move
By Roslyn Prinsley and Naomi Hay | 06 July, 2024
Australia needs a national conversation about relocation now.
South Korea-China Cooperation Still Has a Long Way To Go
By Chung-in Moon | 27 June, 2024
There’s a critical need to fundamentally rethink Korea-China relations from a pragmatic perspective.
After the Election: What Next in India?
By Herbert Wulf | 24 June, 2024
India has voted in a new parliament. With the support of smaller parties, Modi has received a third term in office. Will these results change India’s foreign, economic and socio-political policies?
Russian-North Korean Cooperation of Convenience
By Herbert Wulf | 19 June, 2024
No doubt, the top priority behind the new-found friendship between Vladimir Putin and Kim Jong-un is arms supplies. The Russian armed forces has a great need for conventional artillery ammunition and missiles in the war against Ukraine.
Climate Change: The Missing Agenda in India’s Recent Elections
By Robert Mizo | 14 June, 2024
The recently concluded general election in India was shrouded in irony. The six-week long voting period coincided with one of the worst heat waves yet recorded, but there was hardly any discussion of climate change or environment-related issues in the public political discourse.
Why a New Ruling on the Law of the Sea and Climate Change Matters for Australia and Especially Our Island Neighbours
By Clive Schofield and Karen Scott | 27 May, 2024
The International Tribunal for the Law of the Sea has found countries are obliged to protect the oceans from climate change impacts under the law of the sea.
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