In April, Clare O’Neil got up on her Q&A soapbox and delivered a speech that perfectly encapsulates what Labor really thinks of Australia’s alliance partners in Washington, writes James Morrow.
The Albanese government spent its weekend like a Bondi hipster with an office job, staying silent on Iran and simply mouthing peace and love – but finally it has realised it needs to go to work, writes James Morrow.
The US is an ally that we need to work with to counter China, and Iran is a backwards repressive theocracy built on terror – our leaders need to realise this, writes James Morrow.
The PM and Penny Wong are playing a dangerous game, choosing not to judge enemies of freedom while revving up a moment of volatility with Australia’s closest friend, writes James Morrow.
The entire reason for being of the present Iranian regime has been to terrorise the West and eliminate Israel, writes James Morrow.
Had Anthony Albanese met with Donald Trump, it could have gone pear shaped. But the bigger worry is that Labor still doesn’t get it when it comes to our dangerous world, writes James Morrow.
The nature of war has changed and Australia had better keep up, writes James Morrow, because right now we are vulnerable and our defence facilities sit virtually undefended.
Amphibious assault ship USS America has steamed into Sydney Harbour, with its 2500-strong ready to hit the town. Our in-house American James Morrow checked out life on board.
While it will be great news for the world if Israel has managed to shatter Iran’s nuclear program, writes James Morrow, the question, as always, must be what will happen next.
Experts have given their view on what happens next with Australia’s subs deal with the US, and flagged the warning we all missed.
Original URL: https://www.thechronicle.com.au/journalists/james-morrow/page/2