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Director of the Sydney-based Centre for Counter Hegemonic Studies.
Tim Anderson argues that true higher education demands student solidarity with Palestine, where confronting authority, debunking Zionist myths, and embedding moral values into knowledge are essential for producing responsible citizens.
Tim Anderson argues that dismantling Israel’s apartheid regime is both a legal and moral obligation, requiring coordinated regional resistance, particularly led by Iran, to enforce regime change in historic Palestine.
Tim Anderson’s July 2025 commentary maps the post-Gaza genocide landscape, arguing that only a coordinated regional resistance, led by Iran, can deliver a decisive blow to the Zionist regime and end Israeli apartheid.
The strength of the Sanaa government and its commitment to the Palestinians can best be appreciated through an understanding of the unique mix of Ansar Allah values and their mass support in Yemen.
In the first of his two-part series, Tim Anderson dismantles Western myths about Yemen by tracing the roots, values, and political success of the Ansar Allah-led revolution, the Arab Spring’s only true victory.
Tim Anderson examines how Liberal Zionism seeks to redirect global outrage at "Israel’s" genocide in Gaza into a controlled settlement that preserves colonial privilege.
Tim Anderson exposes how Western “fact checkers” and AI tools act as propaganda arms of the Anglo-American media empire, reinforcing disinformation to sustain US hegemony and silence independent states.
Tim Anderson reports from Cuba on worsening deprivation due to the renewed US blockade under Trump’s second term, which is severely impacting food, medicine, and economic recovery efforts.
Tim Anderson argues that recognizing the struggles of the Yemeni and Palestinian peoples is a moral obligation for independent nations, calling for international support against Western-backed oppression.
Justice Michael Lee's pro-Israeli bias undermined free speech by prioritizing Zionist interests over Palestinian suffering in a landmark academic freedom case.
