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Donald Trump continued his campaign of incendiary statements over the weekend, threatening to launch a war with North Korea that could unleash a nuclear...

North Korea: The Inevitability of War By Crispin Rovere September 29, 2017 This July I outlined the case for war against North Korea, contingent on the failure...

By Mike Head 30 August 2017 For the second time this month, without any public consultation, the Turnbull government has moved to place Australia...

Doklam then and now: from British to Chinese interests, follow the money A stalemate in the Himalayas, a three-way territorial struggle, fears of foreign hegemony...

'Not helpful,' Donald: World reaction to Trump's 'fire and fury' comments New Zealand's premier admonished him for remarks "not helpful" in a "very tense" environment. Australia's prime minister...

Pro-Israel advocacy groups in Australia targeted the Middle East correspondent of the Australian newspaper and two ABC reporters, a new book claims. John Lyons says...

Ian Macphee calls for Peter Dutton’s powers to be reined in and for bills to expand them further to be stopped Helen Davidson Wednesday 3 May...

Powerful crossbench senator Nick Xenophon has warned China could sink an Australian naval ship to send a message to the United States if tensions...

Tense standoff continues on Korean peninsula By Peter Symonds The confrontation on the Korean Peninsula is continuing as the US threatens military action against North...

This week (December 2-10) [1] the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership (RCEP) is being negotiated in Jakarta, Indonesia. If signed, RCEP would grant corporations the exclusive right to bypass domestic legal systems and sue governments at international tribunals whenever they feel government regulation can limit their profits [2].