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Victoria police refuses to reveal how many young people tracked using secretive data tool
Victorian police say a secretive data tool that tracked youths and predicted the risk they would commit crime is not…
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Israel PM ‘flew to Saudi Arabia for secret talks with crown prince’
Flight-tracking data showed a business jet previously used by Mr Netanyahu travelled to the Red Sea city of Neom. BBC…
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WHO warns of third coronavirus wave in Europe in 2021, slams countries’ lack of preparation
A World Health Organization special COVID-19 envoy predicted a third wave of the pandemic in Europe in early 2021, if…
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US election 2020: Why Trump gained support among minorities
Some might find this surprising given that his political critics so often accused him of racism and Islamophobia. Ashitha Nagesh…
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A study in power : The life of James A. Baker III
In this episode of Horns of a Dilemma, Bobby Chesney, director of the Strauss Center for International Security and Law,…
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Europe’s thermonuclear debate on privacy and child sexual abuse
Should platforms like Facebook and Instagram be able to scan for evidence of child sexual abuse and grooming online? Nicholas…
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What war crimes did Australian soldiers commit in Afghanistan and will anyone go to jail?
For the last four years, the Inspector-General of the Australian Defence Force (IGADF) has been looking into rumours and allegations…
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How key is Turkey?
Not only is Turkish President Recep Tayyip Erdogan’s popularity quickly waning at home because of his inability to handle the…
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Afghanistan’s Peace Process Will Be Long, Incremental and in Need of a Mediator
Distinguished speakers and participants, thank you for the opportunity to join you for this discussion today. Laurel Miller ICG As…
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Brazil’s Deadly Calm
But his fortunes may turn, and the threat he poses to Brazilian democracy rise again. ICG One of the world’s…
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Murky Bosnian Charity Appeals for African Wells Raise Concerns
Nadzida Cano, who runs the Kids Corner Sarajevo kindergarten, says that according to the Islamic faith, securing water for someone…
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Turkey – A Phoenix Rising
More recently, Turkey has made an astounding comeback on the international stage. Dr Bruce Mabley AIIA Coincident with the resurgence…
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A new great Islamic crescent: The Turkey-Qatar axis from the Caucasus to Libya
Both countries are actively cooperating in solving regional problems.” Giancarlo Elia Valori Modern Diplomacy With these words the official website…
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The fruitless saga of the UK’s ‘Pick for Britain’ scheme
On a mild day in May, in the manicured gardens of his Scottish home, Birkhall, Prince Charles broadcast a message…
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Religion, race and nationality – what are our prejudices and how can we overcome them?
And what do they think of you? Julian Hargreaves The Conversation Concerns around increasing division and polarisation in the UK…
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Calls for countries like Australia to boycott Saudi Arabia’s G20 summit over the jailing of female political prisoners
The G20 summit will be held virtually due to COVID-19, but Saudi Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman will have the…
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