Another Election Landslide For Evo Morales
Last weekend’s re-election of Evo Morales, the first indigenous Bolivian president, didn’t surprise anyone. What…More
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The Warmer It Gets, The Better Those Minerals Look
They call Antarctica "The Big Pav" — white, rich, and claimed by both Australia and…More
Open Trials Are Good For America
Americans love to protest. Whether it’s on healthcare reform, war, or the apparent slide of…More
Should He Stay Or Should He Go?
"Unlike Vietnam, we are not facing a broad-based popular insurgency." Those were President Obama’s confident…More
A Delegate's-Eye View Of Copenhagen
The rituals of diplomacy reflect their time. In Alexander Sokurov’s masterpiece Russian Ark, a French…More
Why Are Bhopal's Victims Still Waiting For Justice?
Aadil Khan doesn’t look like other 18-year-old boys. A delicate moustache is the only indication…More
Make No Mistake, Pakistan Is At War
Pakistan’s once sleepy capital Islamabad has been transformed into something of a fortress, with checkpoints,…More
Our Foreign Minister Can't Handle The Truth
Recently a piece in the Fairfax media told of the "huge shock" the Israeli Government…More
A Very Diplomatic Town Hall Meeting
Big expectations lead to big disappointments. That’s what some learned from Barack Obama’s Shanghai "town-hall"…More
In Defence Of One World Government
Climate Change "sceptics" have found a new purpose for an old conspiracy theory. Recently the…More