Let’s call it for what it is: Islamist terrorism
The Albanese government is now in such a ludicrous psychological straitjacket that it cannot speak against anti-Semitism without also denouncing Islamophobia.
The Albanese government is now in such a ludicrous psychological straitjacket that it cannot speak against anti-Semitism without also denouncing Islamophobia.
Trust in institutions and each other is declining into a profound societal crisis. Can liberal societies thrive or even survive in an environment marked by corrosive, febrile, wide-ranging distrust?
The Albanese government’s support for Ukraine has been like everything else this government does in strategic matters, all announcement and no substance.
In what will one day be studied as the Platonic ideal of incoherent policy, the Albanese government has effectively decided to degrade and diminish Australia’s defence forces.
Look past the impressive $330bn defence spending headline and Richard Marles’s defence policy is riddled with contradictions and illogicality.
There is a history over many centuries of Islamist persecution of the Assyrian Christian minority.
Israel is mulling a retaliatory strike after Iran’s drone and missile attack on the weekend. The Australian’s Foreign Editor Greg Sheridan explains the background to this latest escalation and where it’s likely to go next.
Air Marshal Mark Binskin should resign his commission as the government’s adviser to interfere with Israel’s investigations into the accidental killing of aid workers in Gaza.
Israel has received a solid 12 hours of political and moral support from Western leaders. But, as with the Albanese government’s response, it looks very shaky.
Australian nuclear-powered AUKUS submarines may eventually be welcomed into New Zealand ports.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/greg-sheridan/page/12