- Eurasia Review

ISSN 2330-717X

Mealy-Mouthed Universities: Academic Freedom And The Pavlou Problem Down Under – OpEd

A sorry state of affairs has descended upon Australian academic institutions like a suffocating cloak. Vice-Chancellors and their overly remunerated

Belief in Google’s promises is much like believing in virgin births. For a company so proud of its pursuit of

The Satrap Chronicles of the US imperium will have, near the top of their various ingratiating themes, such Australian politicians

One noisy theme in the Donald Trump Disruption Show in an otherwise chaotic assemblage of messages has remained fairly constant:

The book of hours on Julian Assange is now being written. But the scribes are far from original. Repeated rituals

Malaysia’s politicians were crowing. “We are confident that we are securing more money from Goldman Sachs compared to previous attempts,

There is little doubt about it. US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo is the puffed-up hawk of the Trump administration,

While coronavirus ravages life, dominates policy and clouds debate, that other pressing issue of addressing climate change has moved into