Articles tagged ‘War’.
It’s bad enough that the US military burned — it says accidentally — Korans in Afghanistan. But if that symbolism wasn’t already a setback to ...
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Why the outcry over Syria? When the US and its allies bombed Libya where was the outcry? When Israel attacked Lebanon (pick any of the occasions) wher...
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By Karl Lindemann U.S. foreign policy is obsessed with demonizing Iran. It has been since the pro-American Shah was popularly overthrown in 1979. From...
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It’s CI’s birthday! Two. How would you live without us? Let us know! Congratulate us. Conditions of congratulating us: 1. No hate bloggers...
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Senator for Western Australia Scott Ludlam said yesterday that the Australian Defence Force posture review – an inquiry into Australian defence...
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British troops have opened fire on a crowd of demonstrators in the Bogside district of Londonderry, killing 13 civilians. Seventeen more people, inclu...
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The Government must end uranium sales to Russia if it is serious about stopping Iran from acquiring nuclear weapons, the Australian Greens said on Fri...
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Back in the 1960s and early 70s, the US dropped millions of tonnes of bombs and mines on South-East Asia. It was the Vietnam War, and Laos and Cambodi...
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By Chris Floyd December 19, 2011 “Information Clearing House” – In March 2003, the United States of America launched an entirely unp...
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Great Grandma Sassy ‘Saskatchewan’ O’Higgins came to Australia from County Monaghan via Canada and Chicago. She migrated after falling i...
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By Anonymous Since when is a meeting in a bar a “modern-day fairytale”? Did Fred and Mary have a drunken shag in the dairy and then he won...
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From: The Australian December 05, AUSTRALIA will have to consider selling uranium to Pakistan in the future after agreeing to export it to India, acco...
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The International Campaign to Abolish Nuclear Weapons (ICAN) and Medical Association for Prevention of War (MAPW) have condemned the Australian Labor ...
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The trauma of being a refugee can be worse than the trauma of war, according to research by Dr Anita Milicevic, conducted at Melbourne’s Victor...
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Australian Greens Senator Scott Ludlam will attend the extradition hearing of WikiLeaks editor in chief Julian Assange in London on December 5 and is ...
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The Australian Greens have urged Labor to fix the Government’s cluster munitions bill and pass it into law before considering any US troop deplo...
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Afghanistan’s call for Australian troops to give their equipment to the Afghan National Army and go home is a thunderous statement being met wit...
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In a move that has shocked Republicans and the Whitehouse, President Barak Obama has announced he will interrupt his Australian schedule and attend th...
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The Australia-US deal over the Naval Communication Station at North West Cape threatens Ningaloo Reef and needs a complete overhaul, the Australian Gr...
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By Isaac Sutcliffe I’m not sure who first came up with the idea of occupying Wall Street. I remember the first I heard of it was from the “hac...
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By Setyo Budi* This is the third part of an article that looks at a fragmentation that appears within the Indonesian government and West Papuan Indepe...
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By Setyo Budi* This is the second part of an article that looks at a fragmentation that appears within the Indonesian government and West Papuan Inde...
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Setyo Budi* The future of West Papua will be determined by a number of factors, and key players in upcoming years. Jakarta-Papua dialogue has been cho...
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By Deborah Bonello The killing of documentary maker Christian Poveda represents a sad loss for a region much in need of greater understanding. The fir...
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By Clive Hamilton Sending women into battle alongside men is no victory for liberation. With women to take on combat roles in the military, it is time...
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On the morning of Tuesday, 11 September 1973, two jets launched a deadly attack on the Presidential Palace of La Moneda in the heart of Santiago, Chil...
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By Setyo Budi First published in New Matilda Thousands of people have deserted their homes in the Central Highlands of West Papua as Indonesian troops...
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By Wilfred Owen Bent double, like old beggars under sacks, Knock-kneed, coughing like hags, we cursed through sludge, Till on the haunting flares we t...
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Warfare, triggered by political conflict between the fifth century BC and the first century AD, likely shaped the development of the first settlement ...
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By Setyo Budi* Police arrested several pro-Palestinian political activists in dawn raids in Melbourne last week after their protests against a chain s...
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Libya has been accused of killing ‘dozens’ of civilians including children in bomb attacks on London docks following the Libyan leaderR...
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Nearly one hundred people packed the Theatre Royal last Friday, offering a great welcome for Sol Nation. “Are you a good dancer?” a friend asked. ...
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