The danger of nuclear war does not begin and end with Donald Trump, but with a failing system of nation states, militarised ...
Long-term Labor governments need discipline, but unity becomes brittle when caucus is reduced to managed unanimity and MPs ...
South Africa’s transition from apartheid to multiracial democracy suggests that a single secular, non-racist state may offer ...
Uncertainty over coal plant closure dates is weakening investor confidence in renewable energy, creating a circular problem ...
US attacks on Iranian civilian infrastructure have escalated the conflict, with Tehran accusing Washington of violating the Islamabad MOU and suspending its own commitments. About 10,000 people in ...
In the third of a six-part series on AUKUS infrastructure, Osborne’s submarine yard is making visible progress, but unfunded stages, nuclear licensing, supply-chain dependence and the absence of an ...
Europe is alarmed by Chinese overcapacity, deindustrialisation and US pressure, but remains divided over how to turn tough China rhetoric into policy. Europe’s current ‘China shock’ debate is ...
While Washington sets the priorities and commands decision-making, Australian operational staff at the base are outnumbered ...
In the second of a six-part series on AUKUS infrastructure, the focus shifts to Henderson, where fragmented land tenure, ...
The racial hierarchy of the Australian government’s response to its envoys’ recommendations leaves Muslims unprotected by the ...
While Australia blindly follows along in lockstep with US policy – which is mainly driven by the arms industry and the selling of weapons – there is seldom any mention of Australia’s nearest neighbour ...
Garry Woodard was a distinguished Australian diplomat, historian and strategic analyst whose service, scholarship and ...
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