Articles by AIMN Editorial

By Peter Brown On the morning of Saturday, February 28, 2026, the United States and Israel launched Operation Epic Fury – a sweeping, coordinated assault on Iran targeting nuclear facilities, missile infrastructure, naval assets, and […]

By Dr Dan Steinbock In 2026, Chinese import growth will continue to expand, deepen and diversify, despite the US-led tariff wars. When I began to spend more time in China in the early 2000s, the […]

Craig Hill Media Release Why we started petitions to stop the Trump Tower on the Gold Coast We didn’t set out to run one of the biggest grassroots campaigns the Gold Coast has seen in […]

By Denis Hay Description Mainstream media in Australia increasingly fail citizens. Learn why this happens and how independent journalism can be strengthened. Introduction Trust in mainstream media in Australia has steadily declined. Many Australians sense […]

By James Moore “The Middle East was remade by strangers who did not understand it, and it has been paying the price ever since.” (David Fromkin, author, A Peace to End All Peace). The U.S. […]

The AIMN’s X Account Was Hacked – What Happened and What Comes Next Over the past week our long-standing X account was compromised. The verified account, which had approximately 23,300 followers and contained 13 years […]

By Denis Hay   Description Criticism of the Australia-US alliance examines whether unquestioning support for the US undermines peace, sovereignty, and regional stability. Introduction – Asking the Question Australians Rarely Hear For decades, Australia has […]

By Ricky Pann To: All Australians / Members of the Australian Parliament From: Ricky Pann MMap (UTS), MDM (UNSW) Date: 27 February 2026 Subject: The Mandatory Labelling of AI and the Right to Orientation Part […]

By Helen Reynolds   Well, I sat through it. I watched the entire, record-breaking marathon. By the end, I felt like I’d aged a term and a half myself. President Trump’s latest State of the […]

By Lee Capocchi (Continued from Part 1) The supply of housing has been constrained for years, with house approval numbers varying little over several decades, despite the increasing population, meaning the percentage of new houses […]

By Lee Capocchi Plenty has been written about the cost of tax breaks for investors and the impact it has on the market. Less has been written about “incentives” like 5% deposits and first homeowners’ […]

By Denis Hay   Description  How propaganda works in Australia through media repetition, political advertising, and psychology, shaping belief without censorship. Introduction: Why Propaganda Still Works on Intelligent People Many Australians believe propaganda is something […]

By Dr Dan Steinbock   The Philippines is preparing for a Taiwan war. That’s known. But the costs of that “inevitable war” are not. It’s time to address them. In August 2025, President Marcos Jr. […]