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It’s not too unexpected that Donald Trump should go to war with Israel against Iran

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Jim Chalmers is right to ask whether Australia still has the appetite for meaningful reform.

Joe Rogan’s unfiltered discussions with people from all walks of public life are the key to his vast listenership, says Wesley Thomas.

Why is Israel’s (unsupervised) possession of a nuclear arsenal accepted without demur, yet any suggestion that Iran do the same is met with outrage?

Anything less is complicity, writes Fernanda Trecenti.

The “Albo fail” narrative after Donald Trump’s early departure from the G7 meeting is disappointing, writes Paul Bugeja.

Readers discuss war, Donald Trump’s moves and a way to make the world less violent.

For years, we have been safe because we had this hairy-chested friend, even if not in our own neighbourhood, that others were threatened by.

I have never seen a more poorly trained, slump-shouldered group – except perhaps a gang of condemned prisoners, writes Ian Usman Lewis.

The right-wing media needs to jettison antagonistic Trump-like approaches, writes Warren Marks.