- Eurasia Review

ISSN 2330-717X

Skewed Responsibility: Australian War Crimes In Afghanistan – OpEd

The Inspector-General of the Australian Defence Force Afghanistan Inquiry was always going to make for a gruesome read – and

“Making billions from arms exports which fuel the conflict while providing a small fraction of that in aid to Yemen

As chief conductor of the saint factory, Pope John Paul II was always going to be, in time, canonised. Almost

Masks can prove liberating. The hidden face affords security. Obnoxious authority breathes better, hiding in comfort. Behind the material, confidence

One dogma that is likely to persist in US foreign policy during a Biden presidency will be the sanctions regime

A sense of redundancy might encourage calm. The job is done, however well or poorly. The legacy charted. But in

Australia has given the world two influential and disruptive exports in the field of media. One, currently in London’s Belmarsh

“I can’t even describe what this meant to me and my sisters, my brother, my mom and closest friends to

The announcement that Pfizer Inc., along with its collaborative partner BioNTech SE, had come up with a successful vaccine candidate

Whatever was set to happen on November 3, President Donald J. Trump would not lose. Falling in that establishment firebreak