“No state should be above the law,” said Younis Alkhatib of the Palestine Red Crescent Society. “The international community ...

Last week Ross Fitzgerald wrote a piece here titled Time to get real on taxing cigarettes and restricting vapes. I scoured ...

The heedless march of man has now laid waste to 60% of the planet’s land surface area, putting humanity’s own future at risk, ...

If there was any doubt in Canberra that the traditional political alignment with the US is in turmoil, the past week or so ...

Our first Australian-born governor-general, Sir Isaac Isaacs, was a Jew and rejected Zionism as “undemocratic, unjust, ...

Suppose that one day the states of Europe wearied of the prolonged slaughter, genocide and war crimes in Gaza and resolved to intervene to end the fighting and to bring about a settlement.

It was a common assumption during the darkest days of the US’ war on Vietnam that support for the war would dwindle once the body bags began coming home along the low road to small rural communities.

Simon Chapman emeritus professor of public health at the University of Sydney. He was honoured to be named in 2014 by the Institute of Public Affairs as one of Australia's all time Dirty Dozen ...

Over the years David Marr has written about politics, society and the arts for the National Times, the Sydney Morning Herald, the Age and the Guardian. At the ABC he reported for Four Corners in the ...

If it were China or Russia, the imposition of sanctions and threats of harm to prosecutors and judges of the International Criminal Court would be front page news in Australia.

On 9 April, Swatten, a subsidiary of Sieyuan Electric which is headquartered in Shanghai, China, made an appearance at Booth ...

Why are European countries shifting towards recognising Palestinian statehood at this late stage of Israel’s genocide in Gaza ...