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The Great Reclamation: How Ordinary Australians Take Back the Commons

9 March 2026 AIMN Editorial 4

On Labour Day 2026, a Nobel Prize, a Doughnut, and a kitchen table show us how ordinary Australians reclaim what has been taken – and why Labour Day is not a holiday. It’s a template. […]

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Doctrine and Proliferation: France, Forward Deterrence and Going Backwards

9 March 2026 Dr Binoy Kampmark 1

To expand a stockpile of both the useless and the mindlessly murderous in a military sense would seem to be a wasteful exercise best contemplated in the psychiatric ward. But such a ward is increasingly […]

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Why AI Warfare Regulation is Urgent for Democracy

9 March 2026 AIMN Editorial 2

By Denis Hay Description AI warfare regulation is urgently needed. Discover how autonomous weapons and defence AI contracts are reshaping global security. Introduction – The Hidden AI Arms Race Artificial intelligence is rapidly transforming modern […]

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Back on its heels, will Israel nuke Iran?

8 March 2026 AIMN Editorial 4

By Walt Zlotow Trump’s deranged war on Iran is spiraling out of control. US bases are being pounded, neutralizing their ability to monitor, much less shoot down Iranian drones and missiles. But Iranian firepower is […]

Trump’s Team at War With Itself

8 March 2026 David Tyler 2

PART ONE OF THREE Operation Epic Fury is not just a war on Iran. It is a war inside the administration that launched it – fought across three continents before the first bomb fell on […]

Two Daiquiris at the Floridita and a Lesson America Never Learned

8 March 2026 AIMN Editorial 1

By James Moore “There are many who do not know they are fascists but will find it out when the time comes.” (Ernest Hemingway, For Whom the Bell Tolls). I had just walked out the […]

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‘Rude, arrogant and entitled’: ex-Prince Andrew’s arrest is the inevitable conclusion to a sordid royal tale of privilege and protection

8 March 2026 AIMN Editorial 10

By Jenny Hocking The arrest of ex-Prince Andrew over alleged misconduct is not an isolated scandal but the product of a system that shields the royal family from scrutiny. Without transparency and accountability, privilege can […]

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The Perfect Storm: How the Far-Right Surge and Labor’s Silence are Reshaping Australia

8 March 2026 Michael Taylor 13

This is a topic that cuts to the heart of where Australia finds itself in early 2026. Based on the current political landscape, here is an opinion piece on the two dominant forces shaping our […]

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The Psychopathocracy

8 March 2026 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 4

The Psychopathocracy: How Congress Surrendered, Corporations Took Control, and the United States Became an Authoritarian State Introduction: The End of a Republic On the eve of America’s 250th anniversary, the constitutional experiment has come to […]

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Still no China invasion despite ‘red alert’ predictions

7 March 2026 AIMN Editorial 13

War Powers Reform Media Release Today marks three years since a widely criticised media series predicted Australia would be at war with China within three years. The Red Alert series was published by the Sydney […]

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How the Impact of Neoliberalism on Australia Is Damaging Society

7 March 2026 AIMN Editorial 15

By Denis Hay Description How the impact of neoliberalism on Australia is increasing inequality, economic stress and social anxiety while pushing society toward the US model. Introduction – A Warning from the United States For […]

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Pulling the Thread: How Everything That’s Overwhelming Us Right Now is Connected

7 March 2026 AIMN Editorial 2

From bombed oil fields to your grocery data to a cringe-worthy singing MP in Canberra – the single logic behind our most alarming news stories, and why seeing it clearly is the first act of […]

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It’s About Children and Education: Melania Trump at the UN Security Council

7 March 2026 Dr Binoy Kampmark 7

Former British Conservative politician and current pundit Rory Stewart thought it might have been a case of artificial intelligence. Many would have agreed. The US First Lady, Melania Trump, had chanced upon a situation where […]

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When will the United States and Israel acknowledge the full extent of damage to U.S. facilities and Israeli targets instead of downplaying or censoring it?

7 March 2026 AIMN Editorial 25

By Walt Zlotow U.S. Middle East bases are being pounded by Iranian drones and missiles. So is Israel. Yet virtually none of this massive damage, signaling major failure of the US-Israeli war on Iran, is […]

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Double Tap? Double Depravity

7 March 2026 David Tyler 7

Truth is the first casualty of war, of course but there is one term in the lexicon of modern warfare, a liar’s bible, an ever-expanding dictionary of deception, a corporate-speak all set up to launder […]

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