Dr. Binoy Kampmark

Binoy Kampmark was a Commonwealth Scholar at Selwyn College, University of Cambridge. He has published widely on topics of international security and modern history, and is currently lecturing in Modern History at the University of Queensland. I blog at Oz Moses (http://ozmoses.blogspot.com/)


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	Gallic Rebuke: France and the US Rules-based Order by Dr. Binoy Kampmark Gerard Araud was not mincing his words. As France’s former ambassador to Washington, he had seen enough.
	The Bond Vigilantes Get Busy by Dr. Binoy Kampmark While the levels of schadenfreude will be going through the roof given the unfolding farce in British politics, the resignation of Liz Truss as UK Prime Minister was troubling in one vital respect.
	Tactical Nuclear Fantasists by Dr. Binoy Kampmark Bogeyman politics tends to beflatly unimaginative. The image of the nuclear-mad Russian President, counting his diminishing options, has caught the imagina

	The Implosion of Liz Truss by Dr. Binoy Kampmark “The Tory Party is like a knight dying in his armour.”Peter Hitchens, Mail on Sunday, Oct 16, 2022
	Facing the Warmongers: An Assange Update by Dr. Binoy Kampmark On the latest slimed path Julian Assange has been made to trod, a few things have presented themselves. The rusty sword of Damocles may be suspended above
	The Rise of Trussonomics by Dr. Binoy Kampmark It’s impossible to know whether the new British Prime Minister is genuinely serious about constructive policy or not. She is certainly interested in
	Cool Subjects: The Other Side of Elizabeth II's Reign by Dr. Binoy Kampmark Global, personal, individual. The reactions to the death of Queen Elizabeth II seemed to catch even unsuspecting republicans off guard. In Australia,former
	Casting Malevolent Shadows: Liz Truss Wins the Tory Leadership by Dr. Binoy Kampmark 10 Downing Street is set to be bathed in social media guff with the victory of Liz Truss. Confirmed as Boris Johnson’s successor, the new Briti
	Shaq Dunks the Voice by Dr. Binoy Kampmark August 27, Sydney.The scale was jaw dropping and amusing. There he was, the still fresh Labor Prime Minister, Anthony Albanese, rendered pygmy-like by the
	The Maybe Mob and the Rushdie Attack by Dr. Binoy Kampmark He has survived death threats and attempts on his life since February 1989. But Salman Rushdie’s luck just about ran o
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