![America will defend us if it's in its interest to do so, not because we bled fighting for the US.](http://web.archive.org./web/20170901100448im_/https://www.fairfaxstatic.com.au/content/dam/images/g/s/m/7/4/m/image.related.landscape.120x80.gvm7it.png/1492403719130.jpg)
How about a foreign policy white paper that discusses Australia's interests?
The US alliance should not be the sine qua non of Australian foreign policy.
Nic Stuart is a Canberra writer.
The US alliance should not be the sine qua non of Australian foreign policy.
The West's concern about innocent casualties is increasing suffering in the besieged city.
The nightmare of pain will end in this city one day, but the killing has a while yet to run.
A war that international inaction allowed to expand is finally drawing to a close.
Let ASIO continue its good work. Don't mess about with our security agencies for political gain.
Australians are jaded of big announcements. We've heard too many, and seen too little action.
It's not just women who are missing: search for the other faces who are absent, too.
Finally, a chance to settle the chaos that has engulfed the region for more than 15 years.
Aamer Riaz, Pakistan's commander at Quetta, knows the military can't win this conflict.
Pakistan has the imagination to turn this impossible trade route into a reality.
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