I was thrilled earlier in the week to have attended virtually the Tortoise G7bn Summit, which examined what people of the world need from their leaders in this current crisis.… Read more How Can We Minimise The Threat Of Misinformation →
As the coronavirus pandemic looms upon us, the topics of freedoms and liberties are highly controversial. I was born and raised in Sydney, Australia, and for a long time, all… Read more Individual And Collective Rights In A Time Of Crisis →
At the core of many beings is a principle of human nature that strives for equity and fairness amongst all. Undertaking a four-day intensive course at university on justice and… Read more How Different Values Inform Our Perception Of Fairness →
What becomes securitised through the political process is due not only to the discourse, but the acceptance of it from the general public or audience. Issues deemed to be ‘security… Read more Rhetoric Of Security →
400 million people in the world are without access to basic healthcare. ‘11 million people a year fall into poverty’ (Edmond 2019) in Africa as a result of healthcare costs.… Read more Thailand’s Universal Coverage System →
Norway is the world leader of the electric car market. Electric cars, compared to conventional cars, which pose health risks due to pollutants they exhaust, emit no chemicals. Zero emission… Read more Norway’s Zero Emission Car Scheme A Global Model →
Brunei is a small and relatively wealthy country located in Southeast Asia, with Islam being the main religion. In October of 2013, Sultan and Prime Minister Hassanal Bolkiah introduced plans… Read more Brunei A Prime Example Of Why Speaking Up Matters →
The uniqueness of Japan is truly breathtaking. For a country to retain such a rich culture and uniformity, in a world of globalisation and Internet crossing borders, is remarkable. My… Read more Homogeneity Of Japan Does Not Equate To A Potential Disservice →
