Iraq’s fall a matter of time
The US invasion of Iraq (March 2003) determined that country’s future. Its days as a unified state are numbered. In… Read more >
On shifting sands: the Gulf States ‘awakening’ to chaos?
Though the Gulf States are relatively stable, they are increasingly challenged by a new generation of radicalised youth tired of… Read more >
Sectarian Wars: The Case of Ethiopia
News of the latest ‘Islamic State’ (IS) execution of 30 Ethiopian Christians in Libya should be something to be worried… Read more >
The American Change of Heart on Syria
The Islamic State of Iraq and the Levant’s (ISIL) flooding the Syrian battlefield and spilling over into Iraq where it… Read more >
Battle of Exceptionalism in the South China Sea
Throughout the early part of the 21st Century, the world has been preoccupied by the rise of China and the… Read more >
Russia, Ukrainian separatists & Malaysian Flight MH717: Changing the tide of Russia’s resurgence?
Vladimir Putin’s stunning stratagem of capturing the former Russian province of Crimea (March 21, 2014) from the Ukraine, which caught… Read more >
The Politics of Carbon: A Case of Throwing Good Money after Bad?
In an interesting piece published in The Western Australian, February 28th, it was suggested that the Australian Federal Government might… Read more >
Japan’s post Fukushima diplomacy
Over the years Japan has been an active player, and in some areas, a leader in global environmental and climate… Read more >
Climate Change Fact Sheet
1. The Earth is a dynamic geological entity driven by both internal processes and extraterrestrial processes – primarily the Sun… Read more >
Man-Made Climate Change: A Tale of Lies and Waste
Wednesday, the 23rd of March 2011 witnessed a political rally in Canberra, launched by the Liberal-National Coalition against the Gillard… Read more >