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Australian support for the US alliance is progressively evaporating. The longer Trump remains in the White House the greater ...
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Pay up, shut up, speak up against China, or we won't get the subs (some wise Americans demand)
Australia's $368 billion submarine program is apparently wobbling again, not because US shipyards can't keep up, or because a future president could cancel the deal with the flick of a pen.
It is a curious feeling to see a government, let alone any politician, suddenly find their banished backbones and retired principles.
A RAND corporation report on military recruitment in the US noted that “the over-21 market is not actively recruited” there, despite the fact that the changing character of war, along with advances in ...
The situation faced by Ukrainians and Palestinians is vastly different, but at the same time similar. Neither Russia nor Israel will abide by international law unless pressure is brought to bear from ...
An immediate UN Security Council vote to grant Palestine permanent membership in the UN next month would put an end to Israel’s zealous delusions of permanent control over Palestine. It cannot happen ...
In an era saturated with digital platforms, it is easy to mistake connections for collaborations in innovation ecosystems.
The wheels of government (small “g” – politicians and public servants) are turning to Do Something about childcare safety.
Since the outbreak of the Israeli aggression on the Gaza Strip on 7 October 2023, talk of a “nearby ceasefire” or an ...
This article was originally published in The Age in November 2012. The republishing of the Leunig cartoon in Pearl and ...
The children wept, as no parents were there to share the moment – their parents had been killed by the Israeli army, said one ...
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