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    A birthday toast to a long-dead philosopher

    In a world of unreason and disinformation, Immanuel Kant’s emphasis on reason and freedom remains relevant. His ideas challenge us to think freely and act rightly today. […]
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    New Zealand’s education revolution

    The new Education Minister of New Zealand, Erica Stanford, is implementing significant education reforms focusing on knowledge-rich curricula, explicit instruction, and structured literacy. These changes have the potential to set a global example in education policy. […]
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Swiss climate ruling full of holes

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The European Court of Human Rights ruled that Switzerland’s climate policy violates human rights. It sets a standard for all member states, prompting concerns about judicial overreach and democratic principles in climate action. […]
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Luxon’s Leap: New Zealand after Ardern

Former Prime Minister Ardern’s departure led to a landslide victory for the National Party, now faced with a crisis-ridden economy. Prime Minister Luxon’s rigorous reforms focus on education, housing, and fiscal consolidation. […]

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Navigating the fiscal hole

The debate on New Zealand’s public finances intensifies, focusing on long-term fiscal sustainability and concerns over proposed higher government debt levels. Prudent decisions are crucial. […]

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