December 2025

Children reaching out with pots for food.

A Ceasefire in Name Only: Gaza’s Prolonged Purgatory

2 December 2025 Dr Binoy Kampmark 0

A ceasefire can be a strange thing. The assumption, generally speaking, is that the parties to it restrain themselves for a period of time, ordering their forces and disciplining their charges from straying. But straying […]

Satellite dishes in a remote mountainous area.

The architecture of a vassal: how US bases in Australia project power, not protection

2 December 2025 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 3

The strategic placement of key US and joint military facilities across Australia reveals a pattern not of national defence, but of integration into a global, offensively-oriented network for force projection and intelligence gathering. An analysis […]

Yellow fence with "Racism is Australian" graffiti.

A Fair Go for All?

1 December 2025 AIMN Editorial 8

Australia has long worn its belief in the “fair go” as a badge of national identity: the idea that everyone, no matter where they started, deserves a decent chance to get ahead. Yet in recent […]

Part Four: “When ‘Historic Reform’ Means Managed Decline”

1 December 2025 David Tyler 3

This is how you capture environmental policy without killing the environment entirely. You write laws that prevent environmental protection from working. The Real Question Did the federal government’s environmental protection reform bills published 27 November […]

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Month: December 2025

A Ceasefire in Name Only: Gaza’s Prolonged Purgatory

The architecture of a vassal: how US bases in Australia project power, not protection

A Fair Go for All?

Part Four: “When ‘Historic Reform’ Means Managed Decline”

Why Veganism Is the Only Ethically Coherent Choice

Young Australians speak out on social media age legislation

The New Officer Class: How Silicon Valley Executives Were Sworn Directly into the Heart of the U.S. Army