
Peter Hartcher
Peter Hartcher is an Australian journalist and the international editor of the Sydney Morning Herald, known for his insights on global politics and international relations. With a career spanning several decades, Hartcher has covered significant events in Australian and international politics, and his commentary often addresses the complexities of Australia’s foreign policy, particularly in relation to China and the United States. He has written extensively on the implications of geopolitical tensions in the Asia-Pacific region, making him a prominent voice in discussions about Australia's security and trade strategies.
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Peter Hartcher is the international and political editor who writes a political column.
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China’s missile test wasn’t aimed at any one Pacific nation – it was aimed at all of themPeter Hartcher's article on climate change is referenced.
Liberals have created an ungodly messPeter Hartcher is both international and political editor.
The world is failing to curb carbon, and we may be close to a scorched earth tipping pointPeter Hartcher is the political and international editor who writes a world column each Tuesday.
It’s a winter of discontent for one political contender. It’s not LaborPeter Hartcher is both international and political editor.
Antisemitism is the unique hatred that inflames all others, and Australia is struggling to quell itPeter Hartcher is both international and political editor.
Australia national security: This is the nation that Pauline Hanson has been waiting forPeter Hartcher remains one of the names at the top of the stories in The Sydney Morning Herald.
Our new editor’s pledge to readersPeter Hartcher is the international editor for the Sydney Morning Herald and TheAge.
US attacks Iran: Opening military strike was ‘exquisite’Peter Hartcher is international editor.
Trump’s ability to attack Tehran was not in doubt. But how will he handle Ali Khamenei’s replacement?Peter Hartcher is the international editor.
Trump has not restrained predators Putin and Xi. He has joined themPeter Hartcher is the international editor for the Herald and The Age.
US nuclear umbrella will no longer shelter Australia from rising threat of warPeter Hartcher revealed that Turnbull is encouraging a clique of disaffected Liberals looking to form a new party.
New Liberal leader Angus Taylor has twin challenges. Fail either of them and he’s toast tooIn an interview with my colleagues Peter Hartcher and Matthew Knott, published earlier this week, Herzog said he hoped his visit to Australia would help rekindle the historically close bonds between the two countries after years of tension.
Israeli president to arrive in Sydney; Palestine Action Group launch last-minute challenge to ‘extraordinary’ police powersPeter Hartcher is a journalist who provided a balanced look at Isaac Herzog's visit.
Herzog visit to test nation’s unityPeter Hartcher is political and international editor.
We have a choice with the Israeli president’s visit. Futile fury or solemn solidarityPeter Hartcher is the international editor for The Sydney Morning Herald and The Age, who wrote the article.
Why the ghost of Epstein is driving Trump’s war ‘pageant’Peter Hartcher is political editor.
Albanese had a dream. The Coalition’s catastrophe is making it come truePeter Hartcher is on leave.
Australia needs more young people to take Chinese studiesHe will discuss his essay with this masthead’s political editor, Peter Hartcher.
You thought climate was a Coalition problem, but Albanese may rue his enemy’s low ebbPeter Hartcher will be discussing Sean Kelly’s essay at an event.
Anthony Albanese’s government remains averse to conflictPeter Hartcher outlines ideas for managing the climate crisis.
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Xi Jinping and Donald Trump are growing more alike. But only one can win the power strugglePeter Hartcher is the political editor who discusses the implications of social media regulation.
As the world watches, Australia stands up for childhoodPeter Hartcher draws our attention to a seemingly impossible hurdle to clear in order to bring peace to Gaza.
listen unconditionally, find a common goalPeter Hartcher is the international editor of the article.
With its first female prime minister, Japan’s ready to march to a different beatPeter Hartcher is the international editor.
Xi Jinping’s China and Vladimir Putin’s Russia are winning the ‘hybrid’ war. Sadly, the West hasn’t noticed

































































































































































