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The Exposure of Australian War Crimes in Afghanistan Raises Questions the Politicians are Still Reluctant to Face

A report issued this week after a four-year investigation into alleged war crimes by Australian soldiers in Afghanistan has promoted a degree of outrage previously unknown with regard to the alleged conduct of Australian army personnel. While the public outrage is welcomed, it has completely avoided more...

James ONeill

Yemen: When Will the War End at Last?

According to media reports, Saudi Arabia told the Yemeni Houthis in behind-the-scenes, high-level talks that it would sign a UN proposal for a nationwide ceasefire if the group, which has ties to Iran, agrees to a buffer zone set up along the kingdom's borders. If this deal is struck, it would mark the biggest breakthrough in efforts to achieve a political settlement since...

Viktor Mikhin

Taiwan after the US Elections and the RCEP has been Signed

The outcome of the US elections (whose end is still unclear), and the signing of an agreement on forming a free trade zone involving the participation of 10 ASEAN countries, China, Japan, South Korea, Australia, and New Zealand (the Regional Comprehensive Economic Partnership, or RCEP), are two of the most notable events in the past few years in the political game...

Vladimir Terehov

US Walks Away From Another Treaty, Closer to Confrontation with Russia

Ulson Gunnar

Turkey is Set on Expanding its Influence around the World

Vladimir Odintsov

They are Cutting the Legs out from Under the South Korean President

Konstantin Asmolov

Australia and France in the Pacific Ocean

Sofia Pale

Biden may take Afghanistan War Back to the Square One

Salman Rafi Sheikh

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