Articles by AIMN Editorial

By Dr Dan Steinbock    The global AI race has entered a new, existential stage. Anthropic CEO’s idea for international cooperation is the step toward right direction. But it is unipolar and thus vulnerable to […]

By Walt Zlotow   President Biden joined Israel’s campaign against Gaza the day after the October 7, 2023 Hamas attack on Israel. Nearly three years later, as of October 8, Gaza’s 141 square miles have […]

How China is turning citizen complaints into urban solutions By Chen Ziqi When Krisca, an international student in east China’s Shandong Province, stepped out of a taxi, she didn’t realize she had left her bag […]

By Denis Hay   Quick answer Israeli government influence in Australia includes documented public pressure and diplomatic retaliation intended to shape Australian policy. Israeli allegations also prompted a consequential Australian aid-funding decision. Those actions warrant scrutiny […]

By Tim Dixon   Until a couple of days ago, I believed Elon Musk was the most dangerous person on the planet – completely deranged, the world’s richest man, and someone with no grasp of how […]

By Chen Ziqi The opening of the Pinglu Canal in southern China on September 16 is more than the launch of a new waterway. By creating a shorter route from southwest China to the sea, […]

By James Moore The TV news helicopter crash in Los Angeles that killed three people is prompting this piece repost. I wrote it a few years ago, and it speaks to what I personally view […]

Olympic White Elephants: Lessons from Barrambin and Birkdale An Overview of the 2032 Brisbane Olympics By Callen Sorensen Karklis While campaigning for Redlands Mayor Cr Jos Mitchell during the 2024 Redlands local government election, I […]

Australian Human Rights Commission Media Release  The Commissioners responsible for First Peoples social justice and combating race discrimination have rejected racist, dehumanising comments against First Peoples by Senator Pauline Hanson. ‘This country prides itself on […]

Private Healthcare Australia Media Release  Private Healthcare Australia has welcomed the Government’s move to address excessive fees charged by specialist doctors with a range of potential measures including caps on fees and incentives to encourage […]

By Walt Zlotow On the 25th 9/11 anniversary we should also ponder victims and cost of America’s War on Terror – designed and implemented to reshape the Middle East in America’s image in response to and […]

RMIT University Media Release  The federal government is considering plans requiring platforms to let users opt out of algorithm‑curated feeds and switch to a chronological view. But an RMIT expert says the proposal misses a critical […]