Month: September 2026

How Military Interests Trump European Security By Dr Dan Steinbock    The collision of an aging population, escalating climate damages, and massive remilitarization is set to present an unprecedented, compounding threat to the future well-being […]

By James Moore It would be nice to spend billions on schools and roads, but right now that money is desperately needed for political ads. (Andy Borowitz, funny human). I spent several years of my […]

“He was naturally suspicious of white strangers, having spent twenty-seven months in prison for actions would not have been ‘crime’ had a white man committed them.” (In the spirit of Crazy Horse, page xxxix). “The […]

In the unpardonable ecosystem of graft, favours and corruption that is defence contracting, defence conferencing and all matters tanking over the thinking – in short, the world of defence – the convenient delusion will always […]

By Denis Hay    Australia allows political donations, while China prosecutes corruption. What does this reveal about political influence and serving citizens? The uncomfortable question Australia should ask Australia describes itself as a democracy in which […]

There is much in the nature of a map. The very drawing of a line signifies an assertion, an acceptance, or even a repudiation of power. Borders are delineated for reasons of interest and understanding. […]

Monash University Media Release  Monash University experts comment on prime minister Anthony Albanese’s announcement of new legislation to give Australians greater control over social media algorithms, and how this would protect against misogynistic content, the […]

Dedicated to the Australian people – whose sovereignty has been traded for a promise of protection that was never real. Abstract This article examines the expanding US military presence in Australia under the Force Posture […]

By Chen Ziqi Artificial intelligence is advancing at a breathtaking pace. Countries and companies are racing to build more powerful models and push the boundaries of what machines can do. But for much of the […]