'Utopia', the film, can be viewed for the first time on this site

'Utopia', the film, can be viewed for the first time on this site

21 May 2016

John Pilger's acclaimed film on Indigenous Australia joins his archive for public viewing. Watch now.

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East Timor: the coup the world missed In his latest column for the New Statesman, John Pilger describes the latest phase of East Timor's struggle for independence, which, in the 1990s, he went undercover to report. One of the world's newest and poorest states now faces the overweening power of its vast neighour, Australia. Once again, the prize is oil and gas.

Beware of the Obama hype. What 'change' in America really means John Pilger writes that the lauding of Barack Obama has a history and that 'historical moments' ought to be less about their symbolism and accompanying histrionics than what they really mean. The question is: what is Obama's true relation to unchanging American myths about the imposition of its notorious power?

Suharto, the model killer, and his friends in high places In an article for the Guardian, John Pilger says the death of General Suharto, the former dictator of Indonesia, is an opportunity to review the role of this "model" for high crimes in the modern era - from Indonesia, to Chile, to Vietnam - and the powerful friends who ensured he would never suffer the fate of Saddam Hussein.

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