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Trump’s Gallipoli moment?
When the Gallipoli campaign was first conceived of during the First World War by First Lord of the Admiralty Winston Churchill, it was seen as a bold but viable plan to knock the Ottoman Empire out of the war and allow the Entente to focus its forces more heavily on the Western Front.
Tarric Brooker
12 hours ago
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Who get’s what from the Straits of Hormuz
In a recent interview with the U.K.’s Financial Times, U.S.
Tarric Brooker
2 days ago
13
Idiotic policy has made scumbags of us all
When all is said and done, the RBA can do 3 things this Tuesday It can lift rates It can leave rates alone It can drop them The last is the easiest to dismiss.
The good, the bad, and the ugly
5 days ago
17
Next up: Food inflation
Leith van Onselen
7 days ago
13
With AI taking jobs, why do we need immigration?
Proponents of high immigration claim that it is necessary to alleviate purported labour shortages.
Leith van Onselen
9 days ago
17
The huge Iran War misconception
As the war in the Middle East continues to drag on, the Trump Administration is seeking a means by which it can be brought to a swift conclusion.
Tarric Brooker
10 days ago
18
The worst is yet to come
Since the latest round of conflict in the Middle East kicked off on the 28th of February, the cost of a barrel of oil (WTI) has risen by $23.98 compared with the final close of markets prior to the war, representing a rise in oil prices of 35.6%.
Tarric Brooker
12 days ago
3
The bonfire of the rules based international order
President Donald J. Trump oversees Operation Epic Fury at Mar-a-Lago, Palm Beach, FL, Feb. 28, 2026. (White House photo by Daniel Torok) We have become spectators in the demolition of an era.
Ritualised Forms
12 days ago
73
Canada caves to India
Tarric Brooker
14 days ago
5
Iran is vital to China and the world
Since U.S.
Tarric Brooker
17 days ago
25
If a nation drives up energy costs, it deindustrialises
The evidence from around the world shows that when you raise energy costs, your economy deindustrialises.
Leith van Onselen
23 days ago
9
Canada is now “poorer than Alabama”
Recently, Canadian news outlet ‘The Globe and Mail’ provoked controversy and furious social media discussions with one of its analyses. In it, the author asserted that, based on per capita GDP adjusted for Purchasing Power Parity (PPP), Canada was now poorer than the U.S.
Tarric Brooker
24 days ago
7
Australians are stuck in a low income growth trap
Real per capita household disposable income is arguably the single best measure of material living standards.
Leith van Onselen
25 days ago
4
India doubles down on coal generation
Earlier this month, I reported on China’s insatiable appetite for coal-powered electricity.
Leith van Onselen
1 month ago
10
A new day dawns, for Japan and the world
A new era has dawned in Japan with the reelection of Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s government.
Tarric Brooker
1 month ago
23
A wipeout for the silver surfers
Silver surfed a massive wave, then wiped out.
Damien Klassen
1 month ago
China is taking over the automotive world
Back in 2020, China exported around 1 million vehicles, well behind the automotive powerhouses of South Korea, Japan, and Germany, and not too dissimilar to where exports stood at the start of the 2010s.
Tarric Brooker
1 month ago
12
“Blood and tears” of young people giving up on marriage and children
Tarric Brooker
1 month ago
9
The Ink Blot Test of Trump’s America
Amidst the ongoing controversy and debate relating to the shooting of two people this month by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) officers in Minneapolis, Minnesota, Americans have been left bitterly divided over whether or not their actions were justified.
Tarric Brooker
2 months ago
4
China will grow old before it becomes rich
China’s population fell for the fourth straight year in 2025, dropping by about 3 million people, as the country recorded its lowest birthrate since 1949.
Leith van Onselen
2 months ago
9
Why China is in deep trouble in one chart
In 2012, the Gillard government declared that the 21st century would be the “Asian Century”, and produced a White Paper detailing its expectations for how things would play out, entitled “Australia in the Asian Century”.
Tarric Brooker
2 months ago
8
Why Trump obsesses over Greenland
In recent months, the evolution of events and rhetoric over Greenland has been absolutely unprecedented.
Tarric Brooker
2 months ago
5
Why Iran matters
As protests continue on the streets of cities across Iran against the government of Ayatollah Ali Khamenei, it’s worth reflecting on why this nation at the heart of the crossroads between Central and West Asia is so vital.
Tarric Brooker
2 months ago
10
Transforming global oil markets and geopolitical landscape
Shortly after the capture of Venezuelan President Nicholas Maduro, U.S.
Tarric Brooker
2 months ago
Venezuela intervention hits Beijing
Analysts are beginning to assess the implications of the Trump administration’s toppling of the Maduro government in Venezuela, not only for the Americas but also for the world.
Tarric Brooker
2 months ago
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