Writer
Mike Lyons
Mike Lyons is a Sydney lawyer. He researches and writes on Geopolitics and the search for World Peace. His writings are published at www.inmyopinion.co
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Could AUKUS be the catalyst?
It is difficult to recall a time in Australia which was more propitious than now for the launch of a new Australian Political Party. Continue reading »
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Australia preparing for war- can it stop the rot?
As the new Australian Labor government took power following the 2022 election, its China policy barely changed and the “China threat” narrative continued unabated. I did not vote for the Labor party to see Australia’s government channelling the ousted Morrison Government! Continue reading »
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Remove the blinkers – it’s the “USA THREAT”!!!
The Trump Administration created and marketed the “CHINA THREAT” to the world. We, in the West fell for it hook, line and sinker. Continue reading »
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Anzus, shared values and sovereignty: not what it seems
Recently, Australia’s Defence Minister, Richard Marles said “Our alliance with the United States is completely central to our national security and to our worldview”. Continue reading »
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The Solomon Islands security deal – spilled milk
The Australian government’s lack of serious interest in addressing climate change undermines its standing across the region. For many Pacific island states, the risk from climate induced sea-level rise is existential. This creates real opportunities for Beijing which has accused Australia of acting like a “condescending master” of the Pacific island states. Continue reading »
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The hero and villains of Ukraine
While the West stands for freedom, it does not stand up for its friends! NATO is prepared to fight Russia, but only to the last Ukrainian! Continue reading »
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US or China style governance: which is best for its people?
The US sees China as an enemy, and members of the US Congress compete to see who can appear the most belligerent against China. However, the Chinese have no missionary impulse to take over the world and have no expectations that other societies should become like them. Continue reading »
