At least 50 people were killed in one of the West’s worst terrorist attacks when an Australian opened fire on worshippers in two mosques in
Tag: Australia
New Zealand Massacre: The Hate That Australia Produced
“We stand here and condemn absolutely the attack that occurred today by an extremist, right-wing, violent terrorist,” Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison told a news conference, as his
Why is the US-Japan-Australia-India Format being Revived?
One clearly evident trend in the last year has been a revival of the QUAD Security Dialogue, consisting of four democratic nations: the USA, Japan,
They Spy with Their Little Eye
I’ve spent six years alternately begging major NZ journalists to investigate state-sponsored spying on activists including me, and, out of sheer necessity, reporting extensively on
Jerusalem: a Newly-Recognized East-West City
After the Berlin wall fell in 1989, the only major divided capital city in the world was Nicosia, split between its southern Greek part and
Australia Hates Accepting Refugees, But Appears to Love Creating Them
Australia has for years employed a deterrence policy to disincentivize refugees from reaching its shores. However, a new report has found Canberra has played a
Australia’s Regional Play
On a very relative scale, Australia can be grouped into the ‘second or third’ level players in terms of significance in the political game unfolding
Billed as a Counter to a Rising China, the Quad has Yet to Find a Purpose
When senior officials from the United States, India, Japan and Australia recently held a rare four-way dialogue in Singapore, the meeting did not produce a
