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Early misinformation identified a mentally ill man who stabbed 14 people in Sydney on March 13, killing six, as a Muslim or Jewish extremist. These falsehoods highlight the commonplace way in which Muslim and Jewish ...
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The development of an Australia-UK joint climate action plan as part of AUKMIN's defence and security pillar foregrounds the important role of the two countries' defence ministers and agencies in responding to climate change. Where ...
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Russia's invasion of Ukraine demonstrates how conflict impacts food security. This nexus will be exacerbated by the impact of climate change, as factors such as increasing temperatures, rising sea levels and frequent hazards become more ...
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Great power rivalry and climate-induced migration are frequently discussed in discourse about the effects of climate change in the Pacific, but we must not forget the implications for human security. As Pacific Islanders are increasingly ...
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The Australia–Tuvalu Falepili Union treaty is a promising starting point for Australia's regional response to climate change. The creation of a pathway for Tuvaluans to relocate to Australia makes it the world's first agreement specifically ...
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The appointment of an anti-racism ambassador will supplement Australia's efforts to integrate a more inclusive approach into its foreign policy, as seen in the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade's pursuit of an international gender ...
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Like many small and middle powers, Bangladesh is hedging its approach to great-power competition in the Indo-Pacific. Despite the release of its first Indo-Pacific outlook in April, Bangladesh continues to shy away from the traditional ...
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Women of colour continue to be systemically under-represented in Australian diplomacy. While a number of prominent Australian diplomatic positions are occupied by women of colour—including minister for foreign affairs, held by Penny Wong, who has ...
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During the recent pro-Palestine and pro-Israel protests in Sydney and Melbourne, many Australians have demanded an end to the conflict in Gaza, lawfully exercising their freedom of speech. A small number of protestors, however, have ...
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Planet A A group of scientists have issued a stark warning that the planet is being pushed into a climate crisis that could threaten the lives of up to six billion people this century. In ...
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Sea state Israeli naval forces thwarted an infiltration attempt by Hamas divers on Tuesday. The divers entered Israeli waters through a tunnel that took them from land directly into the sea. They were intercepted by ...
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In an ASPI report released today, we argue that geopolitical challenges, notably Beijing's growing power and coercive behaviour, justify a greater effort to elevate and sustain the important relationship between Australia and South Korea. Changes ...
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Planet A The G7 has pledged to increase the pace of renewable energy development by collectively increasing offshore wind capacity by 150 gigawatts and solar capacity to more than a terawatt by 2030. Phasing out ...
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Sea state Australia has accused China of 'unsafe and unprofessional' conduct after Royal Australian Navy divers were allegedly injured last week by a People's Liberation Army Navy destroyer inside Japan's exclusive economic zone. The incident ...
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Planet A Australia has created a new mobility pathway for Tuvaluans facing the existential threat of climate change through the Falepili Union treaty announced on the sidelines of last week's Pacific Islands Forum meeting in ...