Nationalism
Politics & Society
Fear and security swing Sri Lanka vote
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
Arts & Culture
What history can really teach us
History is too intricate to teach simple lessons, but knowing your history is key to understanding the complexities of the present
Politics & Society
Section 44: Changing the Constitution to reflect modern Australia
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?
Politics & Society
Is populism pushing Europe’s left-wing parties into long-term decline?
Europe’s social democratic parties are failing to articulate a vision for the future, fuelling the rise of the populist Right
Arts & Culture
Australia, it’s time to sing a new song
The Australian national anthem tells us we are young and free. Blindly, many of us continue to accept this, writes Deborah Cheetham.