Not in Vain, but Bearing Much Fruit
Charlie Kirk: a watershed assassination that shakes a nation and inspires faith.
World Politics
We Can’t Value ‘Ancient Wisdom’ Over Science
For science to survive the culture wars, scientists must be willing to evaluate indigenous knowledge without dismissing it outright or accepting its veracity uncritically, but duly evaluating it on merit, regardless of cultural significance.
And the Death of Discourse
To honor Charlie Kirk, we must not surrender to the darkness that took his life. We must keep speaking, keep debating and keep standing for truth, even when the world hates us.
A Turning Point Has Been Reached
The world is in a very dark place right now. If the next global conflict comes to pass, there will be a recalibration at the end of it.
They Are Losing Our Trust
The coalition has a lot on its hands, but it is in danger of throwing away the next election because it is losing the respect and trust of voters. ACT and New Zealand First are raising legitimate concerns about the coalition’s direction. National needs to listen and learn, before it’s too late.
Child Poverty Is on the Wane, Too
While child poverty is on the wane, some areas stubbornly persist.
‘Recognition’ Has No Basis in Law
‘Palestinian recognition’ is a gross violation of the international law they so profess to love.
Two States
The just position for our government to take is to encourage a democratic Israel to continue its attempt to get rid of Hamas.
Why the Peace Deal in Ukraine Runs Through China
Any strategy that ignores China is doomed from the start, because China now holds the decisive leverage on Russia’s economic and military survival.