By Caitlin Johnstone and Quin McKeown “When your classroom turns into a battlefield, your major becomes bravery.” The Unissued Diplomas exhibition opened at ANU’s Kambri Cultural Centre on 21st March 2023, running parallel to identical Read more…
On the 3rd of August 2022 the ANU Centre for European Studies hosted Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy in an interactive address to Australian students. In only his second address to Australians, Zelenskyy spoke live to Read more…
Debate among citizens about society’s functioning is a core attribute of the public sphere. Yet with the onset of recent crises across Europe—including health emergencies, economic insecurity, and border porosity—the significance of the public sphere Read more…
Information around the world has become increasingly decentralised, making it easier than even to disseminate it. Consequently, the risks of increased decentralisation have become apparent; the ease of disseminating false information online has allowed fake Read more…
176 women were killed in the first 169 days of 2021, in Turkey. Most of these women were killed by their husbands or partners in their own houses. Data from 2020 shows that the situation Read more…
The climate crisis began to take precedence in an international context with the dawn of the new millenia. Global warming and climate change quickly became commonplace in the vernacular of political debate, along with the Read more…