Closing Afghanistan’s embassy serves no Australian interest
William Maley

Closing Afghanistan’s embassy serves no Australian interest

Australia’s decision to close the Afghan Embassy risks aiding the Taliban, undermining diaspora communities, and weakening future diplomatic options in a volatile region.

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War talks, danger for peacekeepers, and the ‘great insulation’ – Asian Media Report
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Ending Israel’s war on peace
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Ending Israel’s war on peace

To make lasting peace in the Middle East, the US must end its blank cheque to Israel’s perpetual wars and join with the rest of the world to force Israel to live within its internationally recognised borders of 4 June, 1967.

Trump’s war leaves the US diminished and Iran emboldened
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Trump’s war leaves the US diminished and Iran emboldened

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The UAE alliance Australia won’t question
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US disapproval of Israel hits an all-time high
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US disapproval of Israel hits an all-time high

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Jewish voices challenge the war on Iran
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Indonesia’s democracy faces a quiet return of military power
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A threat to wipe out a civilisation demands resistance
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President Trump's threat to destroy an entire civilisation marks a profound moral breach and demands immediate public repudiation and resistance.

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