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Black History Month: Student Leader Builds Compassion, Sets Sights on FBI

Academics from The Australian National University (ANU) and around the country are calling on the government to do more to free their colleague Sean Turnell, who has been held in jail in Myanmar since the coup more than a year ago. Associate Professor Nick Cheesman has submitted a petition to the Australian Parliament, urging the appointment of a special envoy to secure

Academics from The Australian National University (ANU) and around the country are calling on the government to do more to free their colleague Sean Turnell, who has been held in jail in Myanmar since the coup more than a year ago. Associate Professor Nick Cheesman has submitted a petition to the Australian Parliament, urging the appointment of a special envoy to secure

The Fredericton Police Force says it is preparing for a protest expected to take place in downtown Fredericton on the weekend.

If police look impotent, it emboldens protesters, according to Candyce Kelshall, president of the Canadian Association for Security and Intelligence Studies

Tom Ridge is the 2022 recipient of the William Oliver Baker Award, recognizing major contributions to U.S. intelligence and national security affairs.

“We’re at 103,000 feet. As you look up the sky looks beautiful but hostile. …Can see for over […]

The ongoing standoff at a Syrian prison shows that the so-called "Islamic State" still has the means to fight. However, experts say that IS doesn't pose a global threat due to lack of money, fighters and ammunition.

You might have thought that with Russia’s armed forces poised to gloriously crush the Ukraine that the British media might have had more to talk about than a party. However the media are obsessed with the Christmas party held at Number 10 last year.

Dries Putter’s profile on The Conversation