A new essay by a prominent immunologist suggests the virus is actually retreating and that for most of us, our bodies are far more capable of fighting it off than first thought, writes James Morrow.
Hypocrisy abounds at a publicly-funded broadcaster designed to cater to Australia’s multicultural society turns out to have a board that is all white, writes James Morrow.
For all the talk of trying to unpick and tear down “structural racism”, no amount of renaming lollies or changing chess rules will do anyone one bit of good, writes James Morrow.
It’s not racism, COVID-19, or protests that have made the world go mad. Instead, this is what happens when there are too many arts degrees and not enough jobs. And it’s happened before, writes James Morrow.
For months, Australians have followed orders and done their part to flatten the COVID-19 curve. If only those same rules applied to the thousands of protesters wanting to take to the streets, writes James Morrow.
The time has come for Donald Trump to address his nation, and the growing protest movement, head on. If he doesn’t, America’s separation will only continue to fester and worsen, writes James Morrow.
Having offended everyone from the European Union to the US, and now Australia, China has few real friends left. So just what is their game plan, asks James Morrow.
Anyone still thinking border closures are the solution to COVID-19 need only look to locked-down New York, where Andrew Cuomo’s incompetence has lead to the country’s highest death toll, writes James Morrow.
Aggressive, blustering, and given to the occasional tantrum, “wolf warrior” diplomats are the front-line soldiers in China’s ever-louder propaganda war.
As much as Xi Jinping might like to pick a fight with Australia, with countries around the world incensed by China’s COVID-19 behaviour, the costs may no longer be worth the benefits, writes James Morrow.
Original URL: https://www.couriermail.com.au/journalists/james-morrow/page/100