Mubarak Has Gone But The Strikes Go On
While the west may be under the impression that the revolution in Egypt is over,…More
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Spinning Fukushima
How have Australian scientists handled the difficult task of keeping us informed about the unfolding…More
Japan's Nuclear Half-Century
As news from the Fukushima nuclear plant meltdowns looks more and more ominous, it is…More
Military Unity Crumbles In Fiji
In recent months, Fiji’s close-knit administration has been disrupted with resignations and sackings. Key army…More
Was This The Big One?
Greater Tokyo’s 35 million residents have been living for decades in fear of the promised…More
Tokyo After The Shock
The earthquake struck while I was inside drinking coffee in Akihabara, a major electronics district…More
Everyday Violence
Well, it happened. A foreigner — a British man, to be precise — was killed in…More
Is It Time To Intervene?
Western leaders and media have been unanimous in their denunciation of Gaddafi but there’s little…More
How Social Media Changed Arab Resistance
Two decades ago, 23 years to be precise, there was an increase in the price…More
Does West Papua Have A Publicity Problem?
"In my opinion, what’s happening in West Papua amounts to genocide, both physical and cultural,"…More