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From war hero to war criminal: One man’s fate is breaking a country’s politics in half Opinion
For the Australian right, Ben Roberts-Smith is a beacon of virtue. For the left, he is a murderer. Both will use him as a culture-war grunt
Apr 14, 2026 14:46
Wind power is not the harmless energy source liberals said it was Opinion
Illegal logging, huge decommissioning costs, and even ecological damage plague the supposedly ‘green’ generators
Apr 10, 2026 23:12
The world names it the gravest crime. Why don’t NATO and the EU? Opinion
To understand the horror of the slavery is to challenge the core of the modern Western world
Apr 10, 2026 10:20
From Iraq to Iran: What the latest war revealed about US airpower Opinion
For the first time in decades, American jets, tankers, and AWACS have been damaged at scale. Iran’s attrition strategy is changing the rules of the air war
Apr 9, 2026 12:24
The Bilderberg titan on trial: This murder waited 65 years for justice Opinion
By moving from a ‘moral apology’ to criminal liability, the Lumumba family is forcing a global reckoning with the mechanics of regime change
Apr 4, 2026 08:03
This company used to make weapons for the Nazis. Now it will do the same for Israel Opinion
Volkswagen is planning to convert one of its factories to produce Iron Dome components
Apr 3, 2026 17:06
It’s time to ban smartphones in schools Opinion
A recent study shows that US students use their phones an average of 64 times per school day ruining concentration and cognitive abilities
Mar 31, 2026 23:07
How many times has the EU screwed itself over in the past year? Opinion
From selling out to the US to admitting green-power failures to aiding the war on Iran, the bloc is wearing out its knee pads at a record pace
Mar 31, 2026 17:59
The trap of the ‘gravest crime’: When condemnation replaces reparation Opinion
Honoring the victims of the past is a hollow commitment if it serves as a pretext for evading the reality of today’s global hierarchies
Mar 31, 2026 11:22

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