Letters
Missed meeting with Trump is no reflection on Albanese
The “Albo fail” narrative after Donald Trump’s early departure from the G7 meeting is disappointing, writes Paul Bugeja.
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Nuclear balance might bring peace to Middle East
Readers discuss war, Donald Trump’s moves and a way to make the world less violent.
As the US falters, regional ties are well worth strengthening
For years, we have been safe because we had this hairy-chested friend, even if not in our own neighbourhood, that others were threatened by.
Trump’s military parade is out of step with reality
I have never seen a more poorly trained, slump-shouldered group – except perhaps a gang of condemned prisoners, writes Ian Usman Lewis.
Australians must not follow Trump’s road to ruin
The right-wing media needs to jettison antagonistic Trump-like approaches, writes Warren Marks.
Dump it, Trump, dump it! Save us the trouble.
It’s fairly obvious that AUKUS is a bad investment. We should cut our losses and ditch this dud deal.
Trump’s AUKUS review gives us a chance to rethink our alliances
Australia should explore a revised strategic relationship with Britain and France, writes James Archibald.
Sanctions on hardline Israeli ministers are not enough
Criticism of Itamar Ben-Gvir and Bezalel Smotrich is clearly warranted, as their views and conduct are totally contrary to human rights
Trump’s street war could be the beginning of the end for America
We were warned about the president’s destructive nature, and the prophecy seems about to be fulfilled, writes Chris McKimm.
Morrison’s award makes a mockery of King’s Birthday honours
Australia’s most inept PM should never have made the cut, writes Martyn Yeomans.