New White House, new world order?
Biden’s years are over. The American electorate has given Donald Trump a thumping mandate to seek renewal on different lines.
Paul Monk
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World out of order, on the cusp of catastrophe
Immanuel Kant’s vision of a global community that upholds basic human rights is under threat.
Israel’s place in history puts this conflict into sharp focus
Only by seeing the war in the light of Jewish evolution can it be understood.
Serving the Stasi: a memoir of disturbing family secrets
Imagine growing up in a family in East Germany, in the 1960s and ’70s, in which your father works for the Stasi on secret missions in the West that he will not talk about. Your mother won’t talk about them either. Then the past breaks open.
Inside the criminal state of Russia
The looting of state-owned assets in Russia was just the start of the crime rush.
Enemies of the West create a ‘new world disorder’
There’s nothing on offer from China, Russia or Iran that could at all replace the advantages conferred on us by the old world order. But what if it collapses?
Belligerent Greens offer no advice, only hatred for Israel
The message from our government, from our democratic parliament, should be to declare loud and clear: ‘Ambassador Maimon, we understand the challenges you face. How can this war now be won?’
Why defending Australia is not ‘immoral’
How should one respond to an argument that we should not defend our country at all, if it was invaded by China, or some other hypothetical enemy?
Distinguished economist offers his capital ideas
Joseph E. Stiglitz’s Road To Freedom writes passionately about economic fairness but what does this mean in practice?
Deadly serious game for those on the dark side of espionage
There is nothing remotely idealistic about Putin’s regime or its intelligence services. The regime is a kleptocracy and its secret services a mafia.
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