Comment & Opinion - Columnists Archives

06 May 2022
Brian Stoddart explores the impact of COVID on countries, companies or individuals efforts to restore damaged public images by sponsoring popular international or national sports…
27 April 2022
Brian Stoddart unpicks Australia's foreign policy debates, including its new “love in” with China, warm words for India and the need to pacify America over the Pacific. As an…
26 April 2022
Branko Milanovic argues that post-Putin, Russia's billionaires may favor a weak central government or true oligarchy and to insist on the domestic rule of law. The…
20 April 2022
Russia’s war in Ukraine is producing an earthquake in international affairs. The war has raised new questions about national security across Europe and is shaking up energy…
07 April 2022
C.J. Polychroniou and C. P. Chandrasekhar discuss India's response to the pandemic, the Ukraine crisis, and policymaking and neoliberal economics.  C.J.…
06 April 2022
Russia’s invasion of Ukraine may go down in history as the moment in the current geopolitical cycle when politics took over from economics as the main decision-making driver. The…
04 April 2022
After Germany’s geopolitical awakening to the threat posed by Russia, would it also reconsider its foreign policy on China? It has taken a full-blown war between Russia and…
29 March 2022
Brian Stoddart explores what it will take for Australia to acknowledge its demographic changes and really engage with India. Canberra has experienced some frantic activity in the…
16 March 2022
Branko Milanovic express Russia's long-terme conomic might pursue import substitution, and shift its economic activity away from Europe towards Asia. When we…
07 March 2022
Branko Milanovic argues that, once again, the idea that one type of system will eventually be embraced by all is being violently shown to be a delusion. Wars are the…