Guy Rundle
Correspondent-at-large
Guy Rundle is correspondent-at-large for Crikey. He's a former editor of Arena Magazine and contributes to a variety of publications in Australia and the United Kingdom.
Boris Johnson's latest scheme to get his Brexit deal through parliament has hit some major speed bumps.
What's needed now is a bold plan for rural Australia, sold with a bit of very tough love.
The internal fight over repatriating the families of ISIS fighters highlights the ultimate problem facing the ALP.
The Kurds have always striven to make their struggle universal, but left identitarians won't be happy until that struggle is branded by identity politics.
There is a great irony in how conservative media and commentators have responded to Extinction Rebellion's 'cult' success.
There are 'forever wars', and then there are those that have to be fought. It’s important not to get confused.
Scott Morrison is crafting a global vision for local people that's right on the money with voters. But that could all come apart very quickly.
The right should be scared for what China's economic success does to their pathetic fairytales of history and West. China essentially refutes a philosophy they have based their life on.
There is now such a serious level of under-confidence in interest rates that it suggests something a bit more than just mere wobbles.
You can't pump out propaganda without some genuine news and relatively sane commentary to tie it down. The Oz no longer has that capacity.
