Politics

As we head into the Paris Olympics, has the dream been compromised, even ruined, by other upheavals in France’s fevered summer?

Pita Limjaroenrat may have won Thailand’s elections, but he isn’t Prime Minister. He says he’s still hopeful his country will become a true democracy, without the military in government

Celebrities – like Taylor Swift – are increasingly lending their fame to socio-political issues, taking their fans with them and blurring the line between celebrity and activism

Director of Melbourne Climate Futures Professor Jacqueline Peel is in Dubai and hoping for positive progress towards achieving the Paris Agreement

Even as Daniel Andrews resigned as premier of Victoria after almost a decade in the job we got an insight into the control he has over his own legend and legacy

A new survey has found that more and more young people on the cusp of adulthood are reporting poor mental health and uncertainty about the future

Acknowledging Australia’s colonial history is essential to build a stronger relationship with Solomon Islands

This month could see the US Supreme Court overturn the 50-year-old Roe v. Wade precedent which gave American women control over their fertility, bodies and lives

Digital technologies give us the opportunity to transform voting to better engage people in the electoral system

A year since the Myanmar military coup, Australia’s Myanmar students are still pushing for change, often at a personal cost