This category examines Australia’s foreign policy choices and their consequences. Articles explore military alliances, defence spending, regional relations, diplomacy, and peace-building. The emphasis is on understanding how international decisions affect national sovereignty, security, and Australia’s role in promoting stability rather than conflict.
Description: How Australia US military alliance risk may increase strategic exposure in an unstable global security environment. Introduction – A […]
Why Australia US Military Alliance Risk Is Growing Read Post »
Description How China war on poverty and development contrasts with US militarised wars, revealing different uses of power and human
War Without Bombs: China War on Poverty and Development Read Post »
Description AUKUS protest police: FOI documents reveal the AFP’s Orcus Command and how protest is being treated as a national
Australia’s New AUKUS Protest Police and the Quiet Redefinition of Dissent Read Post »
Description War Is a Racket exposes how war profits elites while citizens pay the price. A factual guide with lessons
Why War Is a Racket Still Explains Power Today Read Post »
Description Australia’s response to US intervention in Venezuela raises serious questions about sovereignty, international law, and political courage. Introduction The
Australia’s Response to US Intervention in Venezuela Read Post »
Description Why Australia supports US wars, ICC sanctions, and alliance pressure, see the costs, who benefits, and the peace path.
Why Australia Supports US Wars, The Hidden Drivers Read Post »
Description How US power shapes Australian sovereignty, where politicians failed their duty, and how Australia could act independently using dollar
How US Power Shapes Australian Sovereignty Read Post »
Description Why Australia wars of choice fail the self-defence test under international law, alliance pressure, and moral responsibility. Introduction: The
Why Australia Wars of Choice Were Not Self Defence Read Post »
Description How US military and corporate power reshaped Australian sovereignty, limited democratic control, and constrained independent decision-making. 🎧 Listen to
How US Power Came to Dominate Australian Sovereignty Read Post »