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Many men in South Korea claim to be victims of gender discrimination, a movement turbocharged by President Yoon. Meanwhile, women lag far behind men in pay and face unrealistic beauty standards.

In our interactive world, we can no longer put problems into convenient intellectual silos

Starting next year, the income support payments that millions of Australians rely on will be scrutinised by an expert committee, but the government is making it clear that while it will listen to its advice, it won't necessarily follow it.

Ireland is the country with the biggest savings drop out of 28 OECD nations

Nine months into Russian President Vladimir Putin’s war in Ukraine, the damage done to the world’s 11th-largest economy is extensive. Leading Russian banks have been cut out of the global financial system, some $300 billion of central bank reserves are frozen, and hundreds of foreign companies have departed. Parts shortages…

The Three Waters tensions are a symptom of a deeper democracy and legitimacy problem, says visiting author, that can only be addressed by allowing New Zealanders to participate in decision-making.

“Ireland will go from being one of the world’s top savers - when they ranked 2nd in 2020 - to ranking 16th in 2022.”

The OECD predicts 1.9% economic growth for Australia next year. That’s the good news

Labour leader condemns non-dom and windfall tax avoidance, accusing PM of not standing up to his party

Sir Keir Starmer issued the worrying figure during Prime Minister's Questions

Developing nations hope draft resolution will pave way for fresh talks on global tax policy