Trump is famously unpredictable,but his unifying theme is utterly consistent:the retrieval of national power. It is to make America great again.
Nobody should be shocked by the ceasefire breakdown between Israel and Hamas. Those with power see no incentive to end this war.
Muslim Australia has a deeply entrenched conviction that the country simply doesn’t care about anything that happens to them.
Outrage,when misdirected,veers off into brutality. Outrage properly directed,reinforces to us the things that are most precious.
This was the last Everton-Liverpool clash at Goodison Park,which stands to be demolished. Something serious is being lost.
For the developer in the White House,every problem looks like it can be solved with hotels and casinos,but can we really take Trump’s words seriously?
At 7am on Thursday,36 teams will play at the same time across Europe. It promises to be the most glorious chaos – and Australian football organisers should take note.
With so little known about the spate of antisemitic attacks being carried out in Australia,terrorism and espionage are beginning to look increasingly the same.
The success of Trump has repudiated a politics that demands obedience over exchange,presumes bad faith in its opponents,and has no patience for persuasion.
What Joe Biden and others are seemingly outraged by is the whole point of international law,and indeed of law itself.