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Australia’s Industrial Policy Transformation: Future Made in Australia Act and Shift Toward a Mission-Oriented Economy

Australia’s economic strategy is entering a new chapter with the Future Made in Australia Act (FMiA), an industrial policy designed to bolster the nation’s role in global supply chains, especially in critical minerals, renewable energy, and advanced manufacturing. This approach...
Air Pollution in Pakistan

Air Pollution Crisis in Pakistan Hits Record Levels, Threatens Public Health and Livelihoods

Lahore, Pakistan’s second-largest city, has reached a grim milestone in air pollution, with the Air Quality Index (AQI) hitting an unprecedented 1,067 on Saturday. For comparison, any AQI reading above 300 is considered “hazardous” for human health. The scale of...
Amit Shah

India Denies Canadian Allegations Against Home Minister Amit Shah in Khalistan Targeting Plot, Warns of Diplomatic Fallout

India and Canada reached new heights this week as India fiercely denied allegations from Canada implicating Union Home Minister Amit Shah in a plot to target Sikh activists on Canadian soil. The accusation centers around the controversial Khalistan movement, a...
Kamala Harris-Donald Trump

2024 US Elections: East Asian Economic Response, Adjustments in Regional Trade

The election of Donald Trump to the U.S. presidency in 2016 sent ripples through East Asia, prompting significant recalibration among economic policymakers on the region’s reliance on U.S. leadership in global trade. Today, the question is no longer just about...
Univeristy of Sydney, Australia

Australia’s Proposed International Student Caps Spark Controversy, Threaten Economic and Academic Future

In a country where international students have long been a mainstay of both economic and academic vitality, Australia’s proposal to cap the number of foreign students in higher education has sparked concerns across various sectors. From economic implications to strained...
japan heavy rain

Thousands Urged to Evacuate as Heavy Rains Threaten Western Japan with Floods and Landslides

Nearly 200,000 residents in western Japan were urged to evacuate on Saturday, November 2, as the remnants of Typhoon Kong-rey brought torrential rain and the risk of landslides and flooding. The Japan Meteorological Agency (JMA) issued top-level alerts as heavy...
US Congress House of Representatives

US Election 2024: Congressional Races Hold the Key to the Nation’s Future

While much of the world's attention is focused on who will occupy the White House after this week's US election, another critical power struggle is unfolding—one that will directly shape the course of American policy and governance over the next...
Melbourne Police

Melbourne Police Launch Large-Scale Investigation Following Fatal Shooting in Busy Nightlife Area

In the early hours of Saturday morning, tragedy struck the inner-city area of North Melbourne as a man was fatally shot, prompting Victoria Police to initiate a large-scale homicide investigation. The shooting, which occurred around 3:15 a.m. on Langford Street,...
colony of goose barnacles, attached to driftwood

Goose Barnacles: The Pricey, Peculiar Crustaceans Making Waves on Australia’s Shores

Australia’s beaches have seen an unexpected influx of strange marine life this week: clusters of goose barnacles, known scientifically as Lepas anatifera. With an alien-like appearance, goose barnacles look like little more than clusters of “udon noodles” with shells attached...
United States-US

Supreme Court Ruling Allows Provisional Votes in Pennsylvania for Erroneous Mail-In Ballots Missing Secrecy Envelopes

In a decision with potential implications for thousands of Pennsylvania voters, the U.S. Supreme Court ruled on Friday that voters who forget to place their mail-in ballots in a required secrecy envelope will be able to cast a provisional vote...
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