Greek-origin soothsayer Kos, former election-strategist for Dan Andrews and his chronically indebted immigration-state, has gone next level. Post Budget, it must be repeated. It's Labor not the ...

Over the past three decades, I have written hundreds of articles and several books on the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, examining it from historical, religious, psychological, and geostrategic ...

While journalism is heading into the doldrums with increasing clamp downs on press freedom, self-censorship, dumbing-down articles for 'quick-take' journalism and widespread use of artificial ...

President Trump appears to be getting the wrong signals from negotiations being currently conducted with Iran. I am in the Oval Office at the White House where we just had a very good call with ...

One of the great offenders in the anthology of idiotic decisions is the national missile defence (NMD) system Golden Dome, renamed after being deemed too proximate to Israel's Iron Dome defence shield ...

Simon Stiell, Executive Secretary of the United Nations Framework Convention on Climate Change (UNFCCC), recently declared in Paris that those who have fought to keep the world dependent on fossil ...

On 13 May 2025, the Jury of Conscience from Macedonian Manifest assessed the policies and practices of European Union (EU) towards Macedonia and Macedonians in a longer period, as well as the ...

Turn the clock back a few decades and even a US President facing impeachment over charges of having an inappropriate relationship with a young female intern could place his hand on the Bible and state ...

The end of higher education, it turns out, will not arrive with a bang or even a whimper. It will arrive with a press release. Senior leaders at an Australian university have recently published an ...

Geoffrey Williams is an economist, columnist and academic currently working in private practice. He has been working in Asia for more than 23 years as a Provost ...

For most children and young people, school is a place to learn, build friendships and imagine the future. But for hundreds of thousands of young carers across Australia, simply making it through the ...

This is true of all democratic systems: judges are expected to interpret the law rather than create it. They are deliberately unelected and independent so that they can decide disputes impartially.