The Empire Stokes Conflict Between Cambodia and Thailand, Seeks Destabilisation in South East Asia

02-08-2025: A shaky ceasefire is currently in place between Cambodia and Thailand, after a period of heavy fighting and border clashes. The deadly skirmishes resulted in the deaths of 35 people and the displacement of around 200 000 residents. The agreement, which may not hold, was announced by the Prime Minister of Malaysia, Anwar Ibrahim, who led the mediation in the Malaysian city of Putrajaya.[1] … Continue reading The Empire Stokes Conflict Between Cambodia and Thailand, Seeks Destabilisation in South East Asia

Washington Funds Terror in Kashmir

18-05-2025: On the 22nd of April, terrorists opened fire on a popular meadow near Pahalgam in Indian administered Kashmir, killing 26 people. All were of Indian origin, bar one from Nepal. The Resistance Front (TRF), a front group linked to the banned Pakistan based Lashkar-e-Taiba (LeT), claimed responsibility for the assault.[1] This unspeakable atrocity would have caused global outrage if something like it had occurred … Continue reading Washington Funds Terror in Kashmir

Burkina Faso: US Military Increases Support for Captain Traoré

10-05-2025: During a US Senate Armed Services Committee hearing on April 3, General Michael Langley, commander of AFRICOM (US Africa Command), essentially accused Burkina Faso’s President Captain Ibrahim Traoré of corruption. He claimed that Traoré was misusing the country’s substantial gold reserves to protect his government rather than benefitting the nation’s 23 million citizens.[1] His comments, made without reference to a shred of evidence, were … Continue reading Burkina Faso: US Military Increases Support for Captain Traoré

“Dark Indonesia” and Astroturfed Subversion

21-04-2025: Since February, Indonesia has been beset by protests largely led by students, so-called civil society organisations, some labour unions and K-pop fans. Protests emerged in many cities throughout the Indonesian archipelago including Jakarta, Surabaya, Yogyakarta, Bandung, Solo, Semarang, Bali, Samarinda, Banjarmasin and South Sumatra. The protestors were reportedly delivering a “red report card” on the first 100 days of President Prabowo Subianto’s administration. They … Continue reading “Dark Indonesia” and Astroturfed Subversion

Tariff Madness: Burning Down The House

(Article was current at the time of writing. Since then, the US government has dramatically increased tariffs on imported goods from China, and China has increased tariffs on imported goods from the US.)  13-04-2025: US President Donald Trump’s April 2 “Liberation Day” triggered immediate stock market slumps across Asia, Europe and America itself.[1] These markets may stabilise in weeks to come, but international turbulence will … Continue reading Tariff Madness: Burning Down The House

Philippines: ICC Kidnaps former President

29-03-2025: Former President of the Philippines Rodrigo Duterte was arrested in Manila on March 11 after flying in from Hong Kong, where the 79-year-old was seeking medical treatment. He was immediately flown to The Hague in the Netherlands to face allegations of murder, torture and rape – part of the 15 forms of crimes against humanity under the Rome Statute which established the International Criminal … Continue reading Philippines: ICC Kidnaps former President

DeepSeek Deep Sixes Western Big Tech

16-02-2025: Shockwaves were sent through Western Big Tech firms on January 27 when Nvidia saw its value drop by $600 billion, the largest single-day fall in US stock market history. The reason was the emergence of DeepSeek and its R1 AI (Artificial Intelligence) chatbot, which was developed for a paltry $6 million in comparison to the $30 billion Nvidia spent developing specialised chips for AI … Continue reading DeepSeek Deep Sixes Western Big Tech

Koreans Defeat Martial Law, But the Danger of War Remains

13-01-2024: Late at night on December 3 last year, ROK (Republic of Korea or “South Korea”) President Yoon Suk Yeol declared martial law in a TV broadcast. It was met with immediate rejection by thousands of Koreans who converged on the capital in an attempt to prevent it going ahead. Opposition politicians also raced to the parliament to quickly pass a motion rescinding the martial … Continue reading Koreans Defeat Martial Law, But the Danger of War Remains

BRICS Expands to Cover Almost Half of the World’s Population

04-01-2025: The first of January 2025 saw another expansion of the BRICS economic-political alliance following on from its most successful summit in October 2024. The nine member BRICS bloc (Brazil, Russia, India, China, South Africa, Iran, Egypt, Ethiopia, United Arab Emirates) has now officially welcomed nine new partner nations, these being: Belarus, Bolivia, Cuba, Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Malaysia, Thailand, Uganda and Uzbekistan. The combined populations of … Continue reading BRICS Expands to Cover Almost Half of the World’s Population

Free Daniel Duggan!

27-12-2024: Less than six months after Julian Assange was finally released from prison in the United Kingdom after years of detention without trial, the federal government has agreed to a US (United States of America) government request for the extradition of another Australian citizen. On December the 23rd, the Australian Labor Party (ALP) Attorney General Mark Dreyfus stated that he had approved the extradition of … Continue reading Free Daniel Duggan!