Senator Sarah Hanson-Young, a prominent figure in the Greens party, is on a mission. She sees environmental protection and addressing the pressing issue of climate change as pivotal elements for the upcoming 2025 federal election. In her eyes, these are not mere political agendas but urgent matters that demand attention and action. Sarah Hanson-Young’s Call

Peter Dutton, a name that has been making waves in the political landscape, is gearing up for the 2025 federal election with a bold claim – the Coalition is poised to secure a majority government. The recent murmurs and speculations surrounding his leadership have sparked intrigue and debate across the nation. But what lies beneath

In the bustling suburb of Eastwood, a campaign event unfolded, setting the stage for political drama to unfold in June 2024. The opposition leader, Peter Dutton, stood shoulder to shoulder with Scott Yung, the Liberal candidate vying for victory in the federal seat of Bennelong. Cameras clicked and captured a moment frozen in time as

The Australian government is ramping up its support for the Arafura Rare Earths project with another injection of $200 million. This move underscores the nation’s commitment to bolstering its stake in critical minerals production, a sector vital for powering various industries like mobile phones, wind turbines, electric vehicles, and defense equipment. Government Backing: The national

Australia’s peak mining lobby group, the Minerals Council of Australia, is taking an unexpected approach to promote nuclear energy. Instead of traditional campaigns, they’ve turned to social media platforms like TikTok and Facebook, using memes that reference popular culture icons such as The Grinch and Ikea wardrobes. This unconventional strategy aims to capture the attention

While many U.S. subnational actors have reciprocated PRC efforts to reconnect, a growing number of governors and state legislators have been proposing and enacting an unprecedented volume of substantive measures aimed at mitigating risks from PRC behavior, predominantly citing security concerns as justification. This surge is perceived as filling a policy vacuum that has become

In the bustling streets of central Bangkok, a tragedy unfolded as the life of a former Cambodian opposition lawmaker was cut short by a ruthless gunman. The assailant, identified as Ekkalak Pheanoi, carried out the brazen attack on Lim Kimya, a prominent figure from the banned Cambodia National Rescue Party (CNRP). The incident sent shockwaves

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim recently found himself embroiled in a heated controversy surrounding allegations of concealing documents related to the house arrest of former premier Najib Razak. This development has added another layer of complexity to the already intricate 1MDB corruption scandal that continues to grip the nation. The 71-year-old Najib Razak, currently serving

Kyrgyzstan’s political landscape is currently buzzing with tension as the country’s Social Democrats find themselves at the center of a storm. The party, once a symbol of hope and change, is now grappling with internal turmoil and external pressures that threaten to shake its very foundation. In a recent Facebook post, Kadyr Atambayev, a prominent

Pakistan Tehreek-e-Insaf (PTI) chairman and former Prime Minister, Imran Khan, loomed large in the political landscape, his presence casting a shadow over the turbulent realm of Pakistani politics. The ongoing strife between the Shehbaz Sharif-led government and PTI had set the stage for a gripping saga that captivated the nation. The narrative of Pakistan’s political