Five reasons why the US may soon join the strike on Iran
Donald Trump is preparing his military to enter the Iran-Israel conflict, possibly within a week, if these key developments are any indication.
Donald Trump is preparing his military to enter the Iran-Israel conflict, possibly within a week, if these key developments are any indication.
The Albanese government’s handling of AUKUS has been lazy, half-hearted and inattentive. The good news? If the PM really wants to salvage this mess, he can.
Israel had no option but to mount these strikes, and Iran’s military leadership was caught sleeping. Here are six things to watch for in the coming days.
Welcome to Albo’s performative paternalism: where symbolism displaces hard choices, dissent is met with rebuke and foreign policy is reduced to theatre.
The PM has failed to invest in the US relationship, which is our most important strategic relationship. If that’s his attitude he shouldn’t go to the G7 and avoid contact with Donald Trump.
The hesitancy to engage our closest and most important security partner goes beyond the leaders’ obvious political differences.
The Albanese government should be rejoicing if Cerberus is interested in taking over the Port of Darwin.
The Opposition Leader’s plan to boost spending brings some welcome substance to the campaign at last.
There is no defensible basis to deny the Coalition an intelligence briefing on Russia’s interest in a military presence in Indonesia. I strongly suspect the Albanese government is trying to hide intelligence reporting.
Nothing to see here? Don’t you believe it. We are in a world of pain, led by delusional political leaders incapable of responding to the hard realities of power politics playing out in our region.
Original URL: https://www.theaustralian.com.au/author/peter-jennings