The Guardian • terrorism
Russia, Türkiye, Iran change global geopolitical dynamics
At the end of the meeting held in Tehran on 19th July, Presidents Vladimir Putin (Russia), Recep Tayyip Erdoğan (Türkiye), and Ebrahim Raisi (Iran) made...
Read moreIran demands international response against “nuclear terrorism”
The head of the Atomic Energy Organisation of Iran (AEOI) has rejected an “act of sabotage” against the country’s nuclear site in Natanz, noting that the international community ...
Read moreAfghanistan: what’s next?
Little was said about the horrendous consequences of the US-led invasion of Afghanistan and the tens of thousands of Afghan lives that were lost, and the wreckage and chaos that was left behind following the hasty withdrawal by US and allied troops.
Read moreFirst counter-terrorism exhibit held outside Xinjiang
An exhibition on the counter-terrorism situation in Northwest China’s Xinjiang Uygur Autonomous Region was displayed in Beijing – the first time such an exhibit was held outside the region.
Read moreThe wane of the West
How many millions of innocent civilians have died in retaliation for what is usually a considerably lesser number of people attacked and killed by a terrorist action?
Read moreNo reason to keep Cuba on terrorism list
Bruno Rodriguez Parrilla, member of the Political Bureau and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Cuba, affirmed that there is no valid and reasonable argument for...
Read moreTerrorist unit targets independent journalists
In the wake of friendlyjordies journalist Jordan Shanks’ settlement with former National Party leader and NSW Deputy Premier Giovanni “John” Barilaro
Read moreTerrorist attack on Cuban embassy: statement in solidarity
The Communist Party of Australia condemns in the strongest possible terms the latest terrorist attack on the Cuban Embassy in Washington DC. The attack on...
Read moreWe must support Palestine’s right to self-determination
People around the world are witnessing every day the televised genocide of Palestinians in the Gaza Strip. In Australia, and internationally, ever larger rallies are...
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