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Queen Elizabeth II
After Queen’s Passing, Australia Debates How to Move on From Colonial Wrongs
By Dechlan Brennan
In addition to the perennial debate over becoming a republic, Australia is also considering adding an Indigenous voice to Parliament.
Can You Separate the Monarch from the Colonial, or Rather, Should You?
By Ryan Mitra
India’s decision to fly its flag at half-mast for Queen Elizabeth, someone who was also a colonial ruler until her last breath, is antithetical to the country’s post-1947 identity.
Australian PM Defends Ban on Parliament Due to Royal’s Death
By Rod McGuirk
Albanese wants an Australian president to replace the British monarch as the nation’s head of state. But he has brushed off questions about creating an Australian republic since the queen’s death.
New Light Shed on Australia’s Greatest Constitutional Crisis
By Joshua Mcdonald
In 1975, the Australian Governor-General dismissed Prime Minister Gough Whitlam and birthed a flurry of conspiracy theories.
How to Save China-UK Relations
By Kerry Brown
It will take more imagination and more passion to unlock the potential of U.K.-China relations.
No, Monarchies Don’t Make Sense in the 21st Century
By Omer Aziz
Power by inheritance is illogical, and very much out of place in the modern era.
The Brutal Pragmatism of China-UK Ties
By Kerry Brown
Li Keqiang's visit suggests that the U.K. needs a new model for conceptualizing its relationship with China.
Jammin’ in the Jungle: An “Elephant Orchestra” Performs in Thailand
Also: Drug-resistant malaria spreading in Southeast Asia, royal condolences for Haiyan victims
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