Politics - Crikey - 2010-07-29 04:06:06.
Obama could still strike down Arizonaâs anti-migration law
A judge has agreed to block parts of Arizonaâs controversial anti-migration law, which is opposed by the Obama Administration, from coming into force today. The Arizona law could be doomed to failure, writes Greg Barns.
Politics - Crikey - 2010-07-29 04:06:06.
Whatever their motivation, WikiLeaks undermine international humanitarian law
The vast bulk of material recently released by WikiLeaks would not be new in nature to those who keep up with the Afghanistan War or the difficulties and perennial moral quandaries of fighting wars generally, writes Neil James, executive director, Australia Defence Association
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Why privatisation should be on the agenda
The Crikey/ACIJ series on Australian companies profiting from the foreign aid budget is a welcome discussion of the rapid privatisation of services in Australia and overseas, an area largely ignored by the mainstream media.
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Meet the Greens, Part Two: how will they fare on August 21?
The Greens are on course to snare the Senate balance of power courtesy of Victorian and South Australian voters.
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Another immigration debate
Over the ocean, another nation of immigrants is having a conversation about ... immigration.
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Dunlop: Stuck in the deathly and dull political spiral
When it comes to Australian politicians announcing policies, it's more about advertising to consumers (the voters) rather than governing to lead the nation, writes Tim Dunlop.
