Articles by AIMN Editorial

By Walt Zlowtow President Trump recapped his sixth meeting this year with his real boss, Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, by stating it will be “very traumatic” for Iran if a nuclear deal isn’t reached […]

By Peter Brown The dust had barely settled in Canberra after a dramatic leadership spill when former Liberal leader Sussan Ley dropped another political bombshell: her resignation from parliament. The decision has triggered a high-stakes […]

Media Release The Australian Delegation of the Global Sumud Flotilla released the names of the first wave of Australians, including several First Nations participants, a feminist author, climate justice activists and an anti-zionist Jewish activist, […]

By Alasdair Black   What this whole Epstein horror story shows, is that sexual abuse is about power, venal privileged self satisfaction, carnal gratification and exploitation, where human lives are commodities to be traded, used […]

By Walt Zlotow   I speak as an American. There are critical issues that the American mainstream media must cover to keep the public informed. But they don’t. Issues where news is scant include: Continued […]

Chris Minns, symbolism, policing, and the narrowing of dissent By Ricky Pann The five-day visit of Israeli President Isaac Herzog to Australia in February 2026 was framed by the federal government as a gesture of […]

By Denis Hay   Canberra – Parliament has passed legislation expanding Australia’s preventive detention and surveillance powers under national security laws. The amendments extend existing counter-terrorism and national security laws, allowing authorities to continue using preventive […]

By Walt Zlotow President Trump’s de jure, constitutional boss is We the People. 348.4 million of us, giving Trump 58% of the Electoral College, hired him November 5, 2024. Trump serves and reports to Us. […]

By Walt Zlotow 2028 will be the 16th presidential election in my 81 years. The only true antiwar Democratic presidential nominee in my lifetime was George McGovern in 1972. He ran against pro Vietnam War […]

By Lee Capocchi    Most drivers and Governments alike understand that EVs remove a huge amount of Carbon from the atmosphere. We know, through experience and science that the cost of an EV pays back […]

With our legacy site soon shutting down, we’re excited to breathe new life into some of our most enduring articles by republishing them here on the new site over the coming week or two – […]

By Denis Hay  A calm look at unresolved problems facing Australians Description What Labor isn’t fixing in Australia, covering cost of living, housing, outsourcing, media power, and weakened safeguards. Overview This article outlines several major […]