This is not surprising. The West’s fascination with Islam goes back centuries, but since the end of WWII it has become increasingly militant and intolerant. Evil is about as emotively descriptive a ...

I and my many neighbours live in a well-built, well-maintained 67-unit building in Edgecliff. To our horror, we discovered, by accident, that our homes had been secretly proposed for future demolition ...

Democratic renewal is desperately needed and achievable in Australia. The way forward is outlined in this fine article. Perhaps start with limited state-funded political expenditure on elections. Less ...

Critics calling the prime minister's trip to the Commonwealth summit self-indulgent miss the point. The gathering offers Australia leverage on climate diplomacy, Pacific standing and a looming UN ...

In the wake of last week's Israeli election a clear anti-Netanyahu majority is poised to forfeit its win rather than govern with Arab parties. Gideon Levy tries to explain.

The independent public inquiry into AUKUS reports this week, and gives Australians an important opportunity to examine a decision that could fundamentally reshape Australia's security and public ...

As debate over Australia’s nuclear-powered submarine transition intensifies, alternatives, like France’s Suffren-class attack submarine, deserve a good look.

As the US midterms unfold Robert Reich reminds us that Trump isn't the single cause of America's woes. He is a symptom of decades of neglect and a broken system.

There is mounting evidence that the government has shot itself in the foot and slowed international student numbers way too much, with real implications for total numbers and university bottom lines.

Jonathan Pilbrow is a policy consultant living and working in Mparntwe/Alice Springs, active in social justice and peace issues, and is the (part-time) Policy and Media Officer for IPAN, having a lead ...

Whatever the result of the mid-terms, one inquiry into President Donald Trump's conduct will not easily go away without a humiliating backdown on his part.