Why I Won’t Walk to Protest Against Islamic State
John Salisbury recently walked more than 300km to protest the treatment of Palestinians by Israel. His view about the…More
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The Rude Australian Delegation To Palestine That Pretended There Wasn’t An Elephant In The Room
A recent Australian Government delegation to Palestine took wilful blindness to a new level, writes Samah…More
Blind Eyes: Indonesia’s Fretilin Hit-List And Australia’s Quiet Support For It
Australia’s role in the invasion of East Timor remains part of the unfinished business of our…More
The Road To Paris Runs Through Beirut
The Syrian civil war and its connected cosmologies have so far displaced 12 million Syrians…More
Australia’s Illegal War in Syria: A Brief Update
A United Nations resolution around the bombing of Syria doesn’t make Australia’s position any less…More
Syria Will Become The Next Balkan War If External Players Put Self-Interest Over Justice
The crisis in the country is forging strange alliances. With a number of groups classified…More
Islamophobic America Might Want To Rethink Their ‘Home Of The Brave’ Marketing Pitch
The fear and loathing has reached DEFCON Level 1. There must be an election in…More
Our War On The Middle East: Perspectives Marinated In Propaganda
The American Dream has wasted its treasure on bombs and bluster, writes Denis A. Conroy.…More
Countries With Significant Muslim Populations Have ‘Overwhelmingly Unfavourable’ View Of Islamic State, Poll Finds
Islamic State is comprehensively failing to capture the hearts and minds of Muslims around the world.…More
The Paris Attacks: Why It’s Time We Saved Generation K From Living In The Hunger Games
The response to the attacks in Paris require military, legal and ideation efforts, writes Anne-Marie…More