
To Know or Not to Know: Ukraine, Russia & the West
We in the West are not necessarily receiving an objective view of the current conflict. At what point do newspaper… Read more >
We in the West are not necessarily receiving an objective view of the current conflict. At what point do newspaper… Read more >
Having read ‘The End of the Age of Petraeus’ by Fred Kaplan in the January/February 2013 edition of Foreign Affairs,… Read more >
“Africa is a paradox which illustrates and highlights neocolonialism. Her earth is rich, yet the products that come from above… Read more >
After a six-month long political and diplomatic impasse – i.e., not counting the time spent on official as well as… Read more >
Is it finally the moment of farewell for the ‘Octroi de mer’? The ‘Octroi de mer’, which sounds as if… Read more >
It is becoming harder to argue against the assertion that we are on the cusp of, or already some way… Read more >
The world of the 21st Century is a very different place from that of the 20th Century. For example, for… Read more >
The latest controversy to rock the State of South Australia is the Abbott government’s broadcast to build the replacement for… Read more >
Using the political turmoil in Ukraine and perceptions of Western weakness to his advantage, Putin hatched a plan designed to… Read more >
Just as Australia is bedding down the Snowden spying controversy (documents revealing that Australian intelligence agencies tapped the phones of… Read more >