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The Islamic Republic occupying Iran is collapsing. The rial has plummeted, wiping out savings. Families struggle for food and medicine. The regime responds with terror: Christians, dissidents, and anti-regime activists are arrested en masse….

One of the quiet dangers of living through repeated waves of terror is how quickly yesterday’s victims fade from public memory. Headlines move on. News cycles reset. Even sincere mourning gives way to the next crisis.

Over the past week,…

Israel’s formal recognition of Somaliland ought not to be filed away as a diplomatic oddity — a little curio for the aficionados of flags, maps, and the peculiar theatre of international paperwork. Nor is it some whimsical detour from the…

In the past decade, political discourse in the United States has become polarized, loud, and, at times, violent. Concepts that were once clear have become fluid and shifting according to the spirit of the times and political developments….

The Australian government today has announced a review into the Bondi massacre. This review is built to quell concerns, not to illuminate the real truth. The prime minister announced this review from Canberra to the media. However, there is…

What we can learn from the world’s reaction to Israel’s recognition of Somaliland and how it should apply to our strategic thinking

The world’s reaction to Israel’s recognition of the independent statehood of Somaliland on December…

A Royal Commission into the Bondi Hanukkah terrorist attack would expose Labor’s deepest fear. Anthony Albanese knows it. His frontbench knows it. That is why it has been resisted so ferociously. Such an inquiry would not merely catalogue…

When the Arab League, the African Union, and the Organization of Islamic Cooperation all denounce you in unison, you know you’ve done something right. On December 26, Israel became the first UN member state to recognize Somaliland as an…

Generative artificial intelligence is transforming every corner of our lives — how we communicate, create, work, and, inevitably, how we teach and learn. As educators, we cannot ignore its power, nor can we embrace it blindly. The rapid…