Tag: politics

Anti-War/Anti-Imperialism, BRICS, Malaysia, Myanmar, People's Republic of China, Philippines, West Papua

ASEAN’s Unstated Agenda: Target China

11-03-2024: The 2024 ASEAN-Australia “Special Summit” which took place in Melbourne from March 4 to 6 has been accompanied by political spin, as is to be expected from international diplomacy. Yet this particular “Special Summit” – special because Australia is not a member of ASEAN (Association of South-East Asian Nations) – has rhetoric and declarations which conceal one of the real aims of the Australian … Continue reading ASEAN’s Unstated Agenda: Target China

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Anti-War/Anti-Imperialism, Civil Rights

Release Julian Assange!

03-03-2024: The life of Wikileaks founder Julian Assange currently hangs in the balance, as his legal team attempt their final appeal against his extradition from Belmarsh prison in the United Kingdom (UK), to the United States of America (US). The very basis of these “legal” proceedings are farcical. Assange, an Australian citizen, is imprisoned in the UK and is facing being “extradited” to the US, … Continue reading Release Julian Assange!

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Africa, Anti-War/Anti-Imperialism, France, People's Republic of China, Russia

Senegal: Western Backed Colour Revolution Underway

26-02-2024: In early February, Senegal’s President Macky Sall postponed presidential elections for several months weeks before the planned election date of February 25, leading to protests across the West African nation. Opposition members of parliament who attempted to block a bill entrenching the delay were arrested as police fired tear gas at protestors outside.[1] By the evening, the bill which initially proposed a postponing of … Continue reading Senegal: Western Backed Colour Revolution Underway

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Anti-War/Anti-Imperialism, Australia, Cost of Living

Foreign Citizens to Serve in the Australian Defence Force?

15-01-2024: The federal opposition and some military experts are calling on the Australian Labor Party (ALP) government to consider allowing foreign citizens to join the Australian Defence Force (ADF), in a bid to address a recruitment crisis. The federal government has set a goal of adding an extra 18 500 uniformed personnel by 2040, which represents a 30% increase on current levels.[1] This is likely … Continue reading Foreign Citizens to Serve in the Australian Defence Force?

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