Ukraine was promised protection. It got invasion. Australia has been assigned a role. But not a say.
Ukraine gave up its deterrent. It trusted the USA, the UK, and Russia. It got war.
Australia’s defence agreement is no different; Ukrainian-style assurance, subject to the will of the U.S. president and the people of the day.
Our submarines are already being described by U.S. senators as “additions to the American arsenal.”
This is not about abandoning allies. It’s about demanding respect.
If we are not treated as equals, then we owe no allegiance.
Australia at the Crossroads-A call to Action
What happens when 4.9 billion people aspire to live like Australians — and there’s only one Earth?
Australia's $368 Billion AUKUS Submarine Pact: Opportunity or Risk?
The AUKUS agreement promises to bolster Australia's defence capabilities, but significant challenges loom:
Delayed U.S. submarine production
Geopolitical uncertainties
Rising costs and industrial inefficiencies
Nuclear waste controversies that could take 80+ years to resolve
In our latest white paper, we dive deep into the key risks threatening this landmark deal and propose actionable strategies to secure Australia's strategic and environmental future.
Explore the full analysis, from alternative acquisition strategies to sustainable nuclear waste solutions.
Let’s shape a resilient future for Australia's defence. Your insights matter—join the conversation!
Colonial Legacies: Understanding the Roots of Middle East Conflict
The fall of the Ottoman Empire and the rise of European colonial powers forever changed the Middle East. The Sykes-Picot Agreement, Balfour Declaration, and broken promises to Arab leaders, set the stage for the instability
European early 20th century Colonialism in the Middle East setting the stage for today’s conflict.
In the early 20th century, European powers redrew the Middle East's borders, shaping the geopolitical landscape we see today.