A forthcoming war
A forthcoming war: The evidence-base and narrative Before the complexities of a kinetic phase of actions is introduced an overarching basis of understanding within the […]
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It’s in the DNA
By Stephen Fitzgerald The continued existence of nuclear weapons is an ongoing existential threat to the human race, one that may still get us in […]
Taiwan as the epicentre of an Asia-Pacific war
Taiwan as the epicentre of an Asia-Pacific war As this thesis is predicated on the evidence-base of there (eventually) being an A-P war, it is […]
The Asia-Pacific
The Asia-Pacific – 2018 The Taiwan Strait The Taiwan Strait is the main body of water that separates Taiwan from mainland China, and as a […]
Labor releases a raft of policies to protect the environment of NSW
Media Release Labor has unveiled a raft of targeted environmental policies that will protect and enhance the state’s natural environment and repair the damage caused […]
This is Scott
By 2353NM Scott tells us he is rather important and considering he is Prime Minister of Australia, he is probably correct to a large extent. […]
War as it ‘is’
International Relations and the term ‘nascent’: A brief deliberation First and foremost ‘nascent’ is a subjective term as its definition is indeterminate and prone to […]
No tunnel-vision under a Labor Government
Media Release The Liberal Government have forged ahead with plans for a Beaches link tunnel without effective planning or disclosure, all while ignoring public opinion. […]
International Relations and War
International Relations and War Globalisation as a continuum: Politico-power and preponderance China incrementally began to embrace the ever-increasing and omnipresent advent of globalisation. The Deng […]
Shifting the Centre of Gravity: Julian Assange Receives His Passport
In March 2008, one Michael Horvath of the US Army Counterintelligence Center within the Cyber Intelligence Assessments Branch considered the risks posed by WikiLeaks in […]
Trending Issues: Achievable Indigenous Reconciliation?
Election Year – More Political Traction for Indigenous Reconciliation? As the slow momentum towards this year’s Australian national elections continues, there are still exciting opportunities […]
Taiwan and China: The way it might have been
Taiwan and China: The way it might have been As alluded to in the above-mentioned, the issue of Taiwan as a wholly independent and therefore, […]
The face of arrogance
By Ad astra Although he’s been PM only since August of last year, it feels as if he’s been in the top job for much […]
The dawn of pax-Sino: From cataclysms to cosmopolitanism
The dawn of pax-Sino: From cataclysms to cosmopolitanism As a country united under one rule due to the success of the Maoist communists, China would […]