Dialogue
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The root causes of the rise of antisemitism
Cyprus is very close to Israel. So close that my relatives there tell me how terrifying it was to see the Iranian missiles heading towards Israel in the night sky. …
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Palestine, my love and how I learned to live with Semitic dissonance
It’s strange to think there was a time when you could talk about the Israel-Palestine conflict with a bit of distance. These days, things feel sharper, more polarised. The space …
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PM urges work on green steel over red wine in China
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will raise Australian concerns over Chinese steel dumping as he urges industry leaders from both nations to work together to develop low-carbon steel production methods. At …
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Diatribe: On the shores of inner cartography
In The Strength of Fragile Days, Pierenrico Gottero offers us not simply a novel but a contemplative elegy, an inward odyssey of subtle psychological depth, lyrical grace, and spiritual inquiry. …
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‘Protect our school’: The case against Yarra Council’s road through Alphington Grammar
The Yarra City Council seems to have its municipality’s priorities wrong. It appears to have lightheartedly decided, for their “legitimate” reasons, to extend Old Heidelberg Road by less than five …
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Cyprus and the cost of inaction: A 50-year failure of the United Nations
In the eastern Mediterranean, the island of Cyprus stands as a scarred monument to international inaction — a place where the lofty promises of the United Nations crumbled under the …
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In these Gods, we can all believe: The defiant essence of Pontic Greeks and a new life in exile
“Ephestaious theous” (Εφέστιους θεούς) is phrase in Greek which can be translated as “household gods.” It is a legacy of a paganistic and anthropocentric view of the world. In such …
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Letter: The Battle Song of a Country That Refuses to Bow
In the face of mounting tragedy and systemic silence, a new piece emerges that echoes the heartbreak, rage, and unyielding memory of a wounded people. Written by Neos Kosmos reader …
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Wait for Me – Orientalism and the hollowing of Hellenism in Hades
Anaïs Mitchell’s Hadestown, lauded for its musical ingenuity and socially conscious storytelling, has captivated audiences with its reimagining of the Orpheus and Eurydice myth in a postapocalyptic, Depression era setting. …
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How a Greek Australian experienced LEX’s recent Athens concert – A music event that transcended limits
Summer 2025 in Athens has it all: heat, light, movement—and one of the most talked-about music events in recent memory. LEX, the rapper beloved for his authenticity and refusal to …