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HUMAN TRAFFICKING, MODERN SLAVERY AND THE MULTILATERAL SYSTEM'
Image: Safe in Warwickshire The Global Slavery Index highlights that 40.3 million people are living in some form […]
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What Does Aung San Suu Kyi's Re-Election Mean For India?
24 November 2020
The recent reelection of Aung San Suu Kyi has offers ample opportunities as well as challenges for neighbouring India. These include several connectivity projects nearing completion, China’s looming economic presence, and troubled land borders.
Inside the Toxic Sexist Culture of Australia’s Political Bubble
20 November 2020
Australia has yet again made international headlines for the toxic sexist culture of its federal parliament. The recent ABC Four Corners episode, Inside The Canberra Bubble, exposed a history of sexism and inappropriate behaviour by senior members of the coalition government.
Turkey – A Phoenix Rising
20 November 2020
In the early 20th century, many observers had labeled Turkey as Europe’s “Sick Man.” More recently, Turkey has made an astounding comeback on the international stage.