Speculations about God (or gods), the visible universe and the […]

The point -- one of them -- that Niall Ferguson raises in the first volume of his biography of Henry Kissinger is that any coherent arrangement for world order must give more freedom of action to the major powers which created that order in the first place

If democracy is to be maintained in any recognisable form within self-sustaining states, the power of international rule-making will have to decline. As the Puritans' said of Charles I, the powers of the internationalists "have increased, are increasing, and ought to be diminished"

World Order: Reflections on the Character of Nations and the […]

For the last half-century, some sections of Australian public opinion […]

The withdrawal of Western combat forces from Afghanistan in 2014, […]

The Defence White Paper of May 2013 is the latest […]

Australia’s geopolitical and geo-strategic position appears to be entering its […]

Issues of population, multiculturalism and immigration have a recurrent tendency […]