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Are ‘Democratic’ Governments Listening to Us?
Democratic countries around the world have become detached from their citizens. These nations need to once again engage their populations.
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International
Political Language: Why Nuance and Rhetoric Matter
High-stakes political and social issues demand passion and a willingness to stand up to powerful interests. This is compatible with nuanced rhetoric.
Main Story
Republican Senate Candidate Moore Says U.S. Must ‘Go Back to God’
Attempting to rally his evangelical voter base, Senate candidate Roy Moore appealed to conservative religious values amidst sexual harassment allegations.
International
Coalition in Crisis: Will Malcolm Turnbull survive?
The ongoing dual citizenship saga is the latest in a series of crises which have imperilled Malcolm Turnbull’s position as Australian Prime Minister.
International
Xi Jinping’s China: How Should the West Respond?
Chinese President Xi Jinping’s consolidation of power at the recent Communist Party congress has significant implications for Western nations.
News
Harriet Harman Branded Offensive for Repeating Antisemitic Joke
The Jewish Leadership Council demanded that Harriet Harman apologise for repeating an antisemitic joke as an example of objectionable humour live on air.
International
Catalonia’s Romantic Revolution
Catalonia’s revolution is romantic, but once they break free from Spain’s monarchy and the EU’s uniformity, where will they go and what will they do?
Main Story
Exposed: Jenna Abrams, Elaborate Russian Troll
Popular alt-right blogger, Jenna Abrams, has been outed by the US Intelligence Committee as a creation of the Russian state-backed Internet Research Agency.
Interviews
A Conversation with Professor Muhamed Budimlic on Criminology, Bosnia and Herzegovina and Europe
Professor Muhamed Budimlic from the University of Sarajevo speaks about crime in Bosnia & Herzegovina, Bosnian youth, the European Union and more.
International
Saudi Arabia to Allow Women at Sports Events
Starting next year, Saudi Arabia will allow women to attend sporting events for the first time as part of a wider effort to modernise the country