This week, two branches of the government of the United States, as established by the Constitution of the United States, face clear and present dangers –...
So, you thought that the last-minute bipartisan breakthrough in the Senate last week to buy some time to deal in December with the debt limit crisis...
Australia’s leaders divided over to anti-corruption investigation protocols Australian Prime Minister, Scott Morrison has slammed the design of the New South Wales independent anti-Corruption investigation unit....
It’s been almost two months since the Taliban took over power in Afghanistan, and their dominance is leaving an impact on the world From protests being...
Younger generations put pressure on Governments to act on climate change Professor Jacqueline Peel is a leading internationally recognised expert in the field of environmental and...
The Tech Council of Australia is calling on Governments to help deliver one million jobs in the sector by 2025 Leaders in Australia’s technology sector including...
Across the United States and around the world – markets, business leaders, financial institutions, governments, citizens – are anxiously monitoring the question of whether the United...
The vital climate summit in Glasgow is approaching, while the Pacific Island of Tuvalu cop the brunt of climate change The nation of Tuvalu is seeing...
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State and Federal Energy Ministers in Australia are gearing up to meet on Friday 24 September to discuss the energy market As the rest of the...
