Suhas Chakma
Suhas Chakma is Asia Campaign Manager for the IPLP Initiative on Indigenous Peoples of the University of Arizona and Director, Rights & Risks Analysis Group.
Tim Dunlop
I am an independent, Melbourne-based writer specialising in media, politics, technology, and the future of work.My books, and my work here, is an ongoing argument with the status quo.
Brendan Walker-Munro
Dr Brendan Walker-Munro is a Senior Lecturer in Law with Southern Cross University’s Faculty of Law, Business and the Arts. Brendan’s research focus is on aspects of national security law, particularly on the implications of national security risks on higher education research and teaching. He is also interested in the national security impacts of the law on topics such as privacy, identity crime and digital security.
Geoffrey Hawker
Geoffrey Hawker was director of research for the Royal Commission on Australian Government Administration (the Coombs Commission) 1974-76 and writes on Australian and African politics and history.
Guest author M.V. Ramana
M.V. Ramanais the Simons Chair in Disarmament, Global and Human Security and Professor at theSchool of Public Policy and Global Affairs, University of British Columbia, Vancouver, Canada, and the author of The Power Of Promise: Examining Nuclear Energy In India. He is a member of the InternationalPanelonFissileMaterials, the CanadianPugwashGroup, the International Nuclear Risk Assessment Group, an affiliate of the Centre for Climate Justice at UBC, and the team that produces the annual World Nuclear Industry Status Report
Ian Hall
Ian Hall is a Professor of International Relations at Griffith University, Queensland, Australia. He is a member of the Griffith Asia Institute and an Academic Fellow of the Australia India Institute at the University of Melbourne. His research focuses on India’s foreign policy and Indo-Pacific security.
Alan J. Kuperman
Alan J. Kupermanis associate professor and coordinator of theNuclear Proliferation Prevention Projectat the LBJ School of Public Affairs, University of Texas at Austin.
Simon Holloway
Dr Simon Holloway is the Manager of Adult Education and Academic Engagement at the Melbourne Holocaust Museum, where he oversees the development of university, professional and corporate programs. Simon holds a PhD in Classical Hebrew and Biblical Studies and a Masters in Ancient History. The opinions expressed in his articles are exclusively his own.
Al Turley
Al Turley, approaching 90 years of age, has been involved in the newspaper industry since the age of 16. Married twice to Jewish women, he has mixed with Jewish people most of his life. He has recently published online political articles and a series of online newsletters as well as a book of poetry.
Tommy Klug
Tommy Klug is an energy and climate policy scholar covering issues related to energy transitions, climate finance, and climate obstruction in the Global South.
Guest author Hasan Illaik
Hasan Illaik is a Lebanese journalist who has worked with various regional media outlets and platforms, including 15 years with leading daily Al Akhbar. His reporting is focused on issues related to Syria, Lebanon, US interventionism, economics, and security affairs, including Israeli espionage.
David Glynne Jones
David Glynne Jones is an independent advocate for the adoption of renewable energy and electrification across all sectors of the Australian economy. He is currently assessing the implications of emerging advanced battery technology for low emission electrification of the Australian transport sector.
Derek Woolner
Derek Woolner is co-author of The Collins Class Submarine Story: Steel, Spies and Spin. He is a previous director of the Foreign Affairs and Defence Group in the Parliamentary Research Service.
Tucker Carlson
WHAT IS TCN? Tucker Carlson Network is the new streaming platform that is home to exclusive all-new content from Tucker Carlson. We will regularly be releasing new video content that tells the stories that matter and helps you make sense of the world around you.
WHY WE FOUNDED TCN News coverage in the West has become a tool of repression and control. Reporters no longer reveal essential information to the public; they work to hide it. Journalists act as censors on behalf of entrenched power. They have contempt for the public. They hate the truth.
Democracy can’t function in a society like this. Voters can’t know what they’re voting for. People do understand they’re being manipulated, and they resent it. The population becomes angry and paranoid. Things fall apart.
There’s only one solution to a propaganda spiral like the one we’re living through, and it’s telling the truth about the things that matter — clearly and without fear. That’s our job. We plan to do it every day, no matter what.
Guest author Dmitry Trenin
Dmitry Treninis a research professor at the Higher School of Economics and a lead research fellow at the Institute of World Economy and International Relations. He is also a member of the Russian International Affairs Council.
Avigail Abarbanel
Psychotherapist & political activist with a fine-tuned bullshit detector. I have been a psychotherapist in independent practice since 1999. I am also a former Israeli citizen, anti-Zionist and activist for Palestinian human rights.
Emma Shortis
Emma Shortis Adjunct Senior Fellow, School of Global, Urban and Social Studies, RMIT University
Catherine Ordway
Associate Professor Sport Management and Sport Integrity Lead, University of Canberra
Ye Shan
Ye Shan, currently working for Xinhua News Agency in Beijing, China. I am a senior editor at the International News Department.
Helen Rosenbaum
Dr Helen Rosenbaum has worked in the areas of community development, social research and policy development, human rights and environmental advocacy. She has acted in advisory roles to local, state and national governments, to inter-governmental bodies and to non-government organisations. Her PhD was gained at the Walter and Eliza Hall Institute for Medical Research. Helen has been a member of the Australian Jewish Democratic Society for the past 20 years.
Indraneel Dharwadkar
Indraneel Dharwadkar is a freelance climate journalist covering international climate policy and climate obstruction. He also works on securing climate adaptation finance in the Global South.
Mohammed R. Mhawish
Mohammed R. Mhawish is a Palestinian journalist and writer based in Gaza. He is a contributor to the book A Land With A People Palestinians and Jews Confront Zionism (Monthly Review Press Publication, 2021).
Wesley Morgan
Dr Wesley Morgan is a research associate at the Institute of Climate Risk and Response at UNSW.
He has written widely on climate change, and international relations in the Pacific islands. His research considers the ways countries work together at the UN to tackle climate change, and integrate climate change into their foreign policy and national security strategies.
Wesley also has over a decades experience living and working in the Pacific islands, where he worked as Pacific Policy Advisor with Oxfam, and taught postgraduate courses in diplomacy at the University of the South Pacific.
Wesleys research considers the impacts of climate change on Australia and Pacific island countries, and the international context for Australian climate policy.
Wesley is a fellow at the Climate Council and a research fellow at the Griffith Asia Institute (Griffith University).
Eric Hunter
Eric Hunter spent 20 years in ABC journalism and program management, followed by a decade as a journalism lecturer at the University of Canberra.
Robin Jeffrey
Robin Jeffrey is Emeritus Professor at the Australian National University and La Trobe University. He is also an honorary fellow at the Institute of South Asian Studies, Singapore.
Heather Smith
Heather Smith PSM FAIIA
Heather Smith PSM FAIIA is the National President and a fellow of the AIIA.
Ilan Pappé
Ilan Pappé (Hebrew: אילן פפה [iˈlanpaˈpe ]; born 7 November 1954) is an Israeli historian, political scientist, and former politician. He is a professor with the College of Social Sciences and International Studies at the University of Exeter in the United Kingdom, director of the university’s European Centre for Palestine Studies, and co-director of the Exeter Centre for Ethno-Political Studies. Pappé was also a board member of the Israeli political party Hadash, and was a candidate on the party list in the 1996 and 1999 Israeli legislative elections.
Peter Job
Peter Job has a PhD from the University of New South Wales in International and Political Studies. He is author of A Narrative of Denial: Australia and the Indonesian violation of East Timor, published by Melbourne University Press in 2021. Job was short listed for the 2006 Human Rights and Equal Opportunity Community award for his advocacy for asylum seekers in immigration detention.
Peter is on Twitter @JobPeterjob1.
Rachel Williamson
Rachel Williamson is a science and business journalist, who focuses on climate change-related health and environmental issues.
Tom Fowdy
The author is a well-seasoned writer and analyst with a large portfolio related to China topics, especially in the field of politics, international relations and more. He graduated with an Msc. in Chinese Studies from Oxford University in 2018.