Chris Ogden
Freelance Journalist at Stats Perform
Charity comms officer & writer about town. Green politics, music, football (#OTBC), poetry &c. He/him. Views my own, except when they’re not.
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bristoluniversitypress.co.uk | Luke Cooper |Chris Ogden |Michael Cox |Sven Biscop
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1 month ago |
thequint.com | Chris Ogden
Solid Foundations, Great ExpectationsBut there is a long way to go. In 2024, India-New Zealand trade was worth a combined NZ$3.14 billion—a fraction of the $208.46 billion generated by trade with China in the same year. Nevertheless, Luxon and his ministers have made undeniable progress.
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flipboard.com | Chris Ogden
1 hour agoCommonwealth Bank CEO Says Australia Resilient to Trade War RiskThe chief of Australia’s biggest bank said the country is well placed to weather the risks of a trade war, even after Donald Trump’s whipsaw tariff …8 hours agoAlarm bells are sounding for academic freedom in the US and beyondAccording to an annual report, the academic freedom index has fallen substantially in 34 of the 179 countries surveyed.
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tolerance.ca | Chris Ogden |Waipapa Taumata Rau
By Chris Ogden, Associate Professor in Global Studies, University of Auckland, Waipapa Taumata Rau As Christopher Luxon meets India’s Narendra Modi, his pledge to secure a trade deal in his first term still looks optimistic. But he can already claim some success. Read complete article© The Conversation -
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theconversation.com | Chris Ogden
Some have said Christopher Luxon’s pledge to get a free trade deal between New Zealand and India over the line in his first term as prime minister was overly optimistic. But not all trade deals are the same, and Luxon may yet get to claim bragging rights. Already he is managing expectations, saying a “good” deal will be better than waiting a long time for a “perfect” one. And with formal negotiations confirmed not long after Luxon touched down in New Delhi, we can perhaps expect genuine movement.
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Today's Supreme Court ruling is a step backwards in the United Kingdom's recognition of trans people's rights. We must keep fighting for a society where trans and non-binary people can live safely and are treated equally. 🏳️⚧️
We can't be complacent here. Reform are more organised than the BNP and UKIP ever were and they'll only keep getting stronger in the next few years. Greens have to seize this time and offer voters a better alternative than the populist right. We can't bury our heads in the sand.
It’s not the first time the right has tried to capitalise on fear & disillusionment felt by those left behind by Labour & Conservatives. Like the BNP & UKIP, Reform will disappear once voters realise what they really stand for. https://t.co/7kE0DXqxTr https://t.co/YKbIutHveS
Fascinating interview with Justin Welby on @bbclaurak just now. I thought he acknowledged the weight of his mistakes and sounded genuinely contrite. That won't be enough to comfort John Smyth's victims and those who are still abused in the C of E. A change of culture might.
