A tale of two octogenarian politicians

Former Australian leader Paul Keating still has fire in his belly, while US President Joe Biden appears to be losing his mind – and when it comes to Aukus and a nuclear submarine deal to counter China, they’re on opposite sides.
Empire-funded think tanks are not valid sources: notes from The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix
Caitlin Johnstone

Empire-funded think tanks are not valid sources: notes from The Edge Of The Narrative Matrix

Beating Keating and losing
Tim Dunlop

Beating Keating and losing

On war with China, Australia Is caught between a rock and a Pentagon
Caitlin Johnstone

On war with China, Australia Is caught between a rock and a Pentagon

Lock up your resources, the Aussies are coming
Duncan Graham

Lock up your resources, the Aussies are coming

Marcos beware: US militarisation of the Philippines endangers regional peace and stability
Grenville Cross

Marcos beware: US militarisation of the Philippines endangers regional peace and stability

Violence at home and abroad is as American as cherry pie.
John Menadue

Violence at home and abroad is as American as cherry pie.

Australia’s damaging and deluded retreat from Asia
Colin Mackerras

Australia’s damaging and deluded retreat from Asia

Australia's nuclear submarine deal: very high risk for no reward
Richard Tanter

Australia's nuclear submarine deal: very high risk for no reward

Australia's clumsy retreat from Asia will prove costly
Bruce Haigh

Australia's clumsy retreat from Asia will prove costly