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'Privileged' Mar-a-Lago tranche include Trump legal docs, discussion on pardons
An inadvertently shared log of potentially privileged materials taken from former President Trump’s Florida home includes details of his calls as president, analyses of who should receive pardons, and heaps…
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Russia's trajectory of hate: A big war against the West coming
Newsflash to Elon Musk: Russia will not stop its aggression over his proposed cease fire in Ukraine — not because of Kyiv’s rejection of Musk’s initiative, but because Vladimir Putin…
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Guterres says Central African Republic must ‘spare no effort’ to help bring killers of UN peacekeepers to justice
The UN Secretary-General has expressed his deep sadness over the death of three peacekeepers from Bangladesh who were killed on Monday in the Central African Republic (CAR), following a roadside…
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Russia’s Faltering Promises to Post-Soviet States
Russia's Faltering Promises to Post-Soviet States 05 October 2022 Consumed by the war in Ukraine, Russia isn’t holding up a collective defence bargain for Central Asia and the Caucasus. The…
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How the US might respond to a Russian nuclear attack in Ukraine
As concerns grow over Russian President Vladimir Putin’s nuclear saber-rattling amid continued losses in Ukraine, what a U.S. response would look like has become an increasingly urgent question. U.S. officials…
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Readout of Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III's Meeting With Pakistan Chief of Army Staff General Qamar Javed Bajwa
Secretary of Defense Lloyd J. Austin III hosted General Qamar Javed Bajwa, Pakistan's Chief of Army Staff, at the Pentagon during the 75th anniversary of relations between the United States…
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The climate crisis is here: Are we ready?
In Florida, Hurricane Ian ripped homes from their foundations, mangled boat docks and left at least 2.6 million people without power. Floridians shared pictures of flamingos sheltering from the storm…
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Pakistan: To avert ‘second wave of death’, UN raises funding appeal to $816 million
Battling what the top UN aid official in Pakistan has warned is a “second wave of death and destruction”, following catastrophic flooding since June that left a third of the…
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The Chicago East India Company
My sole unequivocally proud memory of America’s post-9/11 wars occurred in Bossaso — a city in Somalia’s Puntland region that hosts a mid-sized United Nations humanitarian, development, and political presence.…
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Articles On: Belt and Road Initiative, Pakistan, and Pacific Islands
Articles On: Belt and Road Initiative, Pakistan, and Pacific Islands LeAnn Sun, 10/02/2022 - 04:00 Xi looks again at Belt and Road Initiative’s ‘debt diplomacy trap’ by Richard Lloyd Parry…
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The U.S. and the Taliban after the Killing of al-Qaeda Leader Ayman al-Zawahiri
This week on Hold Your Fire! Richard Atwood speaks with Crisis Group’s Asia Director Laurel Miller about U.S. policy in Afghanistan, the Taliban’s foreign relations and what the killing of…
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Afghanistan: UN condemns ‘callous’ suicide attack on education centre
The UN has condemned a suicide bombing in the Afghan capital Kabul which has left more than 20 dead, according to latest news reports, many of them young women who…
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Myanmar – a personal history
Myanmar – a personal history 30 September 2022 Myanmar and its history, culture and people were the subject of a talk at AIIA NSW by Peter Church on 27th September.…
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The Impact of Climate Change on Gender Inequality in Bangladesh
The Impact of Climate Change on Gender Inequality in Bangladesh 30 September 2022 Bangladesh, a riverine delta land, is one of the most vulnerable countries to climate change. Climate disasters…
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Let’s brain-drain Russia
September has not been a good month for Vladimir Putin. It opened with a Ukrainian offensive which broke Russian defences near the eastern city of Kharkov and retook 2500 square…
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Is Saudi Arabia Coming out of Exile?
Doug Bandow Anyone who was anyone attended the funeral of Queen Elizabeth. Except Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman. His frail father was invited. Not known is whether the invitation…
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