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Purgatorial Ethics: Sudan, the UAE and Australia’s Arms Trade
Reprehensible as it is, the arms trade is an exercise of purgatorial ethics pursued by all states keen on having a market for the...
Deprived at Sea: The Tribulations of the USS Abraham Lincoln
The conflict with Iran continues to deliver its mean shocks to an increasingly doddering US imperium. Depleted munitions, depleted stocks of goodwill and, it...
Exonerating Murder: The IDF and the World Central Kitchen Killings
Being a resident in Gaza has proved lethal not merely for civilians eking out a wretched existence. Mortality rates among journalists, medical staff, and...
Imperial Nostalgia: Afghanistan After Five Years of Taliban Rule
The lesson scrawled and etched across the neglected covers of history books (few read them these days) suggests one mighty, consistent rule: Never invade...
Charlatans in Academe: When Jason Arday Went Too Far
The self-inflicted passing of Jason Arday this month, following his resignation from the University of Cambridge, is an unsettling yet fitting reminder of what the groves...
