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Product naming rights: Cultural heritage or trade barrier?

As Australia and the European Union return to the negotiating table in pursuit of a free-trade agreement, the issue of product naming rights—particularly over terms like “feta” and “prosecco”—has emerged as a surprisingly pivotal sticking point. While seemingly technical, this dispute cuts to the…
21 May, 2025
Is Britain On The Brink Of Civil War?

Is Britain on the brink of civil war?

Using academic studies on social cohesion, civil war causation theory and social attitudes surveys, he argues that the following preconditions are in place: Is Britain on the brink of civil war? elite overreach, factional polarization. A collapse in trust, economic pressures, and…
16 May, 2025

Historic Victory, Historic Responsibilities

Anthony Albanese’s sweeping victory in the May 4 federal election was not just a political triumph — it was a clear statement of intent. Australian voters rejected the opposition’s platform and handed the Prime Minister a second, stronger mandate. The Labor government now appears…
7 May, 2025

Australia Must Step Up as Regional Influence Shifts in Indo-Pacific

As geopolitical tensions intensify in the Indo-Pacific, Australia’s ability to shape outcomes in its immediate neighbourhood is under growing scrutiny. Reports that Russia may have approached Indonesia to host long-range aircraft just 1,300 kilometres from Australia’s northern coast – even if denied – have sparked debate on…
23 April, 2025
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