Azadah Raz Mohammad The University of Melbourne Jenna Sapiano Monash University Azadah Raz Mohammad is a PhD candidate at the University of Melbourne and holds an LLM in International Humanitarian Law and Human Rights from University of Essex, and a second LLM in International Criminal Law as a Fulbright Scholar
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Information Satire CNN International Awards Correspondent: The president of the CCP, Xi Jinping, announced today he was awarding President Biden the July 1 medal for his harmonious actions over Afghanistan and outstanding contributions to Socialism with Chinese characteristics. When told of his award, Biden made a special thank you to
16th August 2021 The disastrous American extraction from Afghanistan has major geopolitical implications for the region. The manner of the pull-out sends a message to its allies, and NATO and the UK are especially brassed off with the USA. Russia and China have responded speedily, saying that they will
Afghanistan has fallen, despite the assurance of President Joe Biden that the Taliban lacked the resources to topple the Afghan Government. Remember this from July 8, a mere five weeks ago: Despite the assurance of President Biden this comparison can now be made: Make no mistake, this is a catastrophe
“Ardern told media this morning ‘we have to make decisions quickly,’ – quickly would have been months ago… Canada got the Afghan people who helped them out last month.” […] Leader David Seymour said Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi in July should not have rejected applications from Afghan people if they assisted the
RightToLife News righttolife.org.uk Reports published by “The Lancet”, the world’s oldest and best-known peer-reviewed medical journal, has praised China’s ‘one-child’ policy and ignored decades of forced abortion, sterilisation, and coercive family planning. One paper, titled “A Lancet Commission on 70 years of women’
David Seymour ACT Leader Immigration Minister Kris Faafoi should tell New Zealanders on what grounds he rejected the applications from a group of Afghan people who helped New Zealand’s military. A group of Afghan people who assisted New Zealand in the Afghanistan conflict had their applications declined by Kris
Paul Driessen cfact.org Paul Driessen is senior policy advisor for CFACT and author of Cracking Big Green and Eco-Imperialism: Green Power – Black Death. Deadly floods in Germany and Belgium have put climate change back in the news in time for the COP-26 climate gabfest in Glasgow. Not
13th August 2021 In a surprising move, the USA disclosed that their UN ambassador has held discussions with a well-known pro-bono medical expert in Myanmar. The funding will be supplied to NGOs to disburse in the Thai-Myanmar border areas. This is a clever move, as it will
Dr James McDowall ACT Immigration spokesperson The 38 Afghan civilians who assisted New Zealand when we served in Afghanistan deserve our loyalty and support. The lives of these people who gave so much to help New Zealand are now at risk and we can’t turn our back on them
Many years ago, I worked with a Chinese-born colleague. Eventually, he moved on to a high-paying job with an Australian company based in mainland China. Notably, before he moved back, he took out Australian citizenship. “Hedging your bets?” I joked. As it turns out, it probably wouldn’t
Geoffrey Miller Victoria University Of Wellington – Te Herenga Waka democracyproject.nz Geoffrey Miller is the Democracy Project’s international analyst and writes on current New Zealand foreign policy and related geopolitical issues. He has lived in Germany and the Middle East and is a fluent speaker of German and Arabic.
