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Past oil shocks reshaped energy policy and fuel use. With electric transport and renewable power expanding rapidly, the latest disruption may reinforce trends already reducing the world’s reliance on oil.
The plan to train thousands of civil servants as National Reserve troops is drawing criticism over risks of militarising the bureaucracy.
Washington’s Greenland stance tests NATO unity and Europe’s ability to manage strategic interdependence.
As the High Seas Treaty takes effect, developing states risk being sidelined in a new era of ocean geopolitics.
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Using institutions to remove people’s names from the West Bengal electoral roll through an opaque bureaucratic process is fraught with negative consequences.
As legislatures adopt AI, Italy aims to boost efficiency without undermining democratic accountability.
US rhetoric and policy signal a move from persuasion to deterrence, unsettling allies and heightening global strategic tensions.
Melting ice is opening new shipping routes and resource frontiers, turning the Arctic and Greenland into focal points of great-power competition.
The country has rushed to embrace artificial intelligence. Its impacts on jobs, the electrical grid and water availability need to be taken into account.
In East Nusa Tenggara Indonesia, a 10-year-old boy’s suicide exposes the limits of income-based poverty metrics. Multidimensional data show that deprivation in Indonesia often clusters
Floods in Sumatra reveal how Indonesia’s land‑hungry growth model is straining forests, farmland, and ecosystems, threatening long‑term economic stability.
Artificial intelligence could reshape the labour market in ways that disproportionately affect women. Research suggests women are more likely than men to work in jobs
Record patent filings in recent years suggest an expanding research ecosystem. Yet with only a fraction granted and even fewer commercially worked, scale may be
From Austronesian voyagers spreading from Taiwan to Indonesia and beyond, to the rise of empires and the slave trade, the flow of people has shaped
University-based science parks could become highly attractive sites for deeper engagement with industry, venture capitalists, and start-ups, and help procure government funding too, as proven
2026 will mark a shift in the world of biomedical science. As regulators move to phase down animal testing, an alternative for cancer research is
The India–EU Free Trade Agreement is expected to expand exports and employment. But many of the sectors set to benefit are also among India’s most
Decades of damaging forest governance decisions degraded landscapes, turning heavy rain into catastrophe.
Nature provides essential inputs to the economy through ecosystem services. In Asia and the Pacific, accelerating biodiversity loss is eroding these services, increasing vulnerability to
Evolutionary game theory is useful to devise strategies for real-life situations such as international negotiations and ecological crises, where players are unequal, and choices are
The future of AI in journalism will depend on a balance between benefits and risk, and raising audience comfort, trust and news literacy. (more…)
From being custodians of public knowledge, governments are turning to architects of manufactured ignorance. Amid disappearing evidence, citizens are struggling to hold power to account (more…)
AI is reshaping the news ecosystem in the fields of search, fact-checking and personalised feeds. If used well, it can support journalism and strengthen democracy. (more…)
GenAI tools are reshaping the information environment in ways most audiences never see. From the data that trains them to the labour that maintains them, their inner workings raise urgent questions for journalism and democratic accountability. (more…)
Australia’s migration programme has failed to deliver what it promises. It brings in relatively few genuinely skilled workers, while favouring family migration. (more…)
From dwindling newspaper pages to news fatigue, regional communities feel a growing gap between their lives and their local coverage. Audiences are now asking for stories that reflect positivity, creativity and belonging. (more…)
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