Labor heavyweights stoke confusion over Beijing, NATO
Bob Carr and Paul Keating now proudly lead the pack of pro-Beijing voices in Australia. Both deserve severe censure.
Bob Carr and Paul Keating now proudly lead the pack of pro-Beijing voices in Australia. Both deserve severe censure.
The challenge is to stare down Xi and dare to say to him: ‘No. Your dream is a nightmare and we’re not buying it.’ If we cherish our liberties, we are all Hong Kongers now
When I was a boy, my father used to say: ‘Sydney is a great place to visit, but you wouldn’t want to live there. Melbourne is a great place to live, but you wouldn’t want to visit it.’
Insightful analysis of the Ukraine war casts beyond what’s driving Vladimir Putin to a new more cooperative Russia, the role imagined for it by Mikhail Gorbachev almost 40 years ago.
Now, more than ever, is the time to read what Daniel Ellsberg knew and how he thought about decision-making under uncertainty in a world of nuclear arsenals.
While opponents like Paul Keating snipe at our strategic policies — and our new lethal weapons — they consistently spare scrutiny of China, despite its likeness to Nazi Germany in several ways.
Three new books suggest Vladimir Putin has made a complete hash of the Russian imperial project and triggered all the things he thought he could sweep away. Read and learn.
While the PM talks of dialogue, there is a real and present danger that Beijing will keep pushing to overturn the existing order.
Kim Jong-un and his sister Kim Yo-jong are a ruthless double act that has for years played both Seoul and Washington for fools.
Beijing’s systematic anti-transparency and Xi’s embrace of Putin have done nothing to dampen Daniel Andrews’ enthusiasm for amity with Beijing.
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