FinPol Digest

Australia is in a very tricky situation right now where it has to choose between its economy and its integrity. This comes after the two countries have been having a war of words with an obvious advantage at China’s end. As soon as Australia got over its recession that happened due to the coronavirus pandemic, people started questioning if it will have a more solid approach towards China. The economist, however, suggests that Australia must avoid taking any such steps.             The problem is that China is Australia’s biggest export market which essentially means that now whatever the relationship between the two countries remains, Canberra keeps it cordial for it to continue to flourish its growing economy. It so happened that the country’s economy was at its all time low, a phase of recession that happened for the first time in three decades. This hit Morrisson and its administration hard. The recovery of the economy was credited to the improved h...

In most media reports Qatar has been termed as a dangerous country to visit for any purpose and it becomes even more dangerous for western women, who are mostly unknown to the environment of the gulf country.  In recent days, one such incident highlighted the brutality that people and specifically women face in the country. A group of women which included as many as 13 Australian women was assaulted by Qatari authorities making the visit their worst nightmare.  One of the women came forward and spoke to a digital platform called 60 minutes Australia where she described the horrendous incident that happened to her. A nurse by profession, the woman who belonged from Victoria, Australia told that even if she feels uncomfortable sharing her story she will do it to warn people.  Her story began as she boarded her flight from a national airport in the Middle East. She was unknown to the fact that a baby of a few hours was found in the garbage and the Qataru police made all the ...