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The conflict between Israel and Gaza continues, and it’s developing a conversation in Australia about its media coverage. Usually, the pro-Palestine movement is portrayed as anti-Jewish, and making sense of the disaster usually doesn’t help in its media coverage. Image: Image supplied by the Tzedek Collective in Australia Produced By: Nicky Page Featured In Story: …
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The conflict between Israel and Hamas continues. Today US President Joe Biden addressed the nation, asking the US Congress US$100 billion for Israel to defend itself, for humanitarian help for Gaza, and for Ukraine. Meanwhile, communities across the world continue to protest against the war, and Western Australia is not the exception. The Perth Palestinian …
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Despite the conflict with Russia over the last 20 months, Ukraine is demonstrating resilience to challenges. At the Asia Pacific Cities Summit in Brisbane, the City of Kyiv showcased an award-winning app to keep its residents connected and give adequate information about the council and the conflict. Image: Photo by Olga Subach on Unsplash Produced …
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Misinformation and fake news have significantly impacted the public’s understanding of the Israel and Gaza conflict, leading to confusion among the general public. The dissemination of false information could potentially have severe consequences. Given potential biases in mainstream media, it raises questions about the role of misinformation in shaping public opinion. The Wire speaks with …
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An historic U.S.-U.K.-Australia alliance military agreement, AUKUS, has recently taken a new turn. Two powerful U.S. lawmakers have proposed to the Joe Biden administration that selling nuclear submarines to Australia would help stretch the U.S. industrial base to “breaking point” and relieve pressure on the base. A strong alliance between the three countries would help …