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Following 467 days of conflict since Hamas launched attacks on Israel, a multi-phase ceasefire agreement has been reached. After intense negotiations, the deal is due to start from Sunday leading into its first phase of 42 days. A number of authority figures have welcomed the ceasefire but warn it is not the end. So what …
War veterans have incredible stories of resilience and endurance. In 2012, veteran Curtis McGrath’s (OAM) life changed forever when he lost both of his legs from an improvised explosive device while Serving as an Australian Army combat engineer in Afghanistan. After making a recovery, he decided to become a paracanoeist and has competed internationally in …
Israel’s recent strikes in Lebanon which have left close to 500 people dead, has lead to many Lebanese-Australians fearing for their relatives as well as other Australians currently living there. This could number up to 30,000. Whilst the government has called for Australians to leave Lebanon immediately, others allege that the government hasn’t provided them …
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On Wednesday, Russian President Vladimir Putin visited the North Korean capital of Pyongyang to meet his counterpart, Kim Jong Un. The ABC reported that Mr. Kim said the visit by President Putin would further’strengthen’ their countries friendship. However, the duo caused much anxiety in the international community. Many say that this meeting could facilitate more …
The International Court of Justice has made provisional rulings in the case brought against Israel by South Africa. The ICJ has not yet ruled on whether Israel has committed genocide, but the preliminary orders issued by the court ordered Israel to prevent genocidal acts in Gaza. Image: Image: icj-cij.org/ © International Court of Justice …
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War reform advocates are voicing their concerns, following the confirmation of The Australian Government’s role in supporting airstrikes, launched by the US and UK militaries in Yemen. The strikes follow an attempted blockade in the Red Sea said to be in response to the State of Israel’s invasion of Gaza, by the Yemen-based Houthi movement. …
Australia’s Involvement in Yemen Airstrike Dangerous and Unwarranted, advocates warn Read More »
Sean Turnell is an economist from Macquarie University advising the Myanmar government. In the aftermath of the 2021 coup d’état, Sean was imprisoned for almost two years under suspicion of being a foreign spy. Before his arrest, Sean tried to leave the country, but the COVID-19 pandemic prevented commercial passenger flights from leaving the country, …
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As the war in Ukraine grinds on, some hope rests in a peace process started by Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy. This resulted in a meeting in Malta of 66 countries, with Belarus and Russia not present. China did not attend this meeting after attending a peace meeting in August in Jeddah, Saudi Arabia. This meeting …
Ukraine Ambassador speaks on peace talks in Malta Read More »