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Excavator demolishing UNRWA headquarters building rubble.
Politics

Does the End of the UNRWA herald the End of the International Order?

28 January 2026 AIMN Editorial 2
By Dr Dan Steinbock Supported by United States, Israel seeks to demolish the UNRWA in the occupied territories. It reflects the ongoing war against the poorest in the Global South. Last Friday, the UN Relief […]
AUKUS security arrangements with submarine and flag.
Politics

Australia’s New AUKUS Protest Police, and the Quiet Redefinition of Dissent

28 January 2026 AIMN Editorial 15
By Denis Hay   Description  AUKUS protest police: FOI documents reveal the AFP’s Orcus Command and how protest is being treated as a national security issue in Australia. Introduction Public discussion of AUKUS has focused […]
Mythical figure creating the universe in space.
AIM Extra

It begins with…

28 January 2026 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 6
It begins with the physical and anthropological origins of religious behaviour and moves toward the theological essence of a Creator who, by definition, requires no sustenance from the created order. Part I: The Origin of […]
Silhouettes chasing money towards radiation symbol.
Politics

Harsh realities in the world of journalism

28 January 2026 Noel Wauchope 3
Probably the harshest reality is that people all too often do not cut through the cackle of commentary and opinion, and look for the facts. However, the harsh realities that I’m talking about today are […]
Two people smiling in separate photos.
Politics

Floyd George murder investigation should be template for Minnesota ICE killings investigation

28 January 2026 AIMN Editorial 2
By Walt Zlotow On May 25, 2020, Minneapolis police officer Derek Chauvin murdered George Floyd, in the process of arresting him. Three other officers under Chauvin’s direction either assisted in the murder or did nothing […]
Colleagues reviewing documents in a wood-paneled office
Politics

Clarke and Dawe do Canberra Discipline

28 January 2026 David Tyler 8
Bryan Dawe: Thanks for your time, Prime Minister. John Clarke: Always a pleasure, Bryan. Always happy to have a chat about good government. Dawe: Prime Minister, you’ve just promoted Greg Moriarty, the Defence Secretary, to […]
Woman surrounded by ice creatures in cave.
Satire

The Frankness Of Anne’s Diary…

27 January 2026 Rossleigh 3
I won’t be posting for a while because I’m working on a movie screenplay. Tell me what you think. Scene: A Cafe Somewhere In A Galaxy Far, Far Away… Johannes: Guten Morning… Henrik: Guten Day.  […]
Two people in a discussion setting.
Politics

Department of Justice to investigate wealth accumulation everywhere except the obvious places

27 January 2026 Roswell 6
Donald Trump, a man who has spent his public life turning proximity to power into a revenue stream, now wants the Department of Justice to investigate Representative Ilhan Omar for being wealthy. Not for corruption […]
Studio pundit in suit and glasses, city lights
Politics

The Gangster’s Brief: The Barr Doctrine, Noriega and Maduro

27 January 2026 Dr Binoy Kampmark 4
US President Donald Trump might leave an impression of violent novelty, at least for the leader of a nominal liberal democracy, soiling international relations with the gangster’s touch. This sense of iconoclasm is misplaced. While […]
Politician pointing at "New Gaza" presentation.
Politics

Trump’s October 10 ceasefire, Board of Peace, simply continues Israeli Palestinian genocide in slow motion

27 January 2026 AIMN Editorial 3
By Walt Zlotow That was some ceasefire Trump negotiated with Israel on October 10. Since then Israel has killed over 460 Palestinians with bullets and bombs. Many more are likely dead from starvation and disease […]
Soldiers sitting outdoors, smiling, holding mugs.
Your Say

From Familial Bonds to Fiat Instruments: The Corruption of the Natural Triad and the Rise of the Destructive Monolith

27 January 2026 Dr Andrew Klein, PhD 2
Abstract This article posits that the most resilient and effective human structures are built upon a fundamental, organic triad mirroring the familial unit. Using military organisation as a primary case study, it demonstrates how this […]
Protesters marching with flags and signs.
Politics

Invasion Day: The Party’s Over

27 January 2026 David Tyler 13
Every January 26, Australia throws itself a birthday party. Tens of thousands of First Nations people turn up with a message: the house was never yours to begin with. Nothing new here. Back in 1938, […]
Smiling hiker in forest with backpack.
Politics

What the killing of Alex Pretti reveals about the state of policing and power

26 January 2026 Michael Taylor 7
Alternate title: What the killing of Alex Pretti reveals about Trump’s America On January 24, 2026, federal immigration agents killed Alex Jeffrey Pretti, a 37-year-old U.S. citizen and ICU nurse in Minneapolis. According to official […]
Public investment vs. neoliberal market era illustration.
Health

The Origin of Capitalism and Neoliberalism in Australia

26 January 2026 AIMN Editorial 10
By Denis Hay   Description A clear explanation of the origin of capitalism and neoliberalism and how these ideas reshaped Australian economic policy and public services. Introduction: Why This History Matters Now Many Australians feel […]
Man wearing glasses, suit, and tie portrait.
Politics

Real leaders stand tall

26 January 2026 AIMN Editorial 7
By Maria Millers As we lean into the heat of summer with the dread that it brings in places prone to fires and health risks to the vulnerable, it’s also that time of year when […]

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