Nationalism

In a country riven with ethnic divisions and political violence, voters in Sri Lanka’s recent presidential election chose the strong arm of an authoritarian

History is too intricate to teach simple lessons, but knowing your history is key to understanding the complexities of the present

As Section 44(i) of the Constitution continues to claim the scalps of Australian politicians who have dual citizenship - is the law still relevant in modern, multicultural Australia?

Europe’s social democratic parties are failing to articulate a vision for the future, fuelling the rise of the populist Right

The Australian national anthem tells us we are young and free. Blindly, many of us continue to accept this, writes Deborah Cheetham.