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Albanese makes firmest call yet for Julian Assange's freedom, as case marks 'rare crack' in Australia-US ties - Vimarsana News

Albanese makes firmest call yet for Julian Assange's freedom, as case marks 'rare crack' in Australia-US ties

Analysts say there will be ‘considerable community concern’ if an ally of Australia incarcerates a local journalist for doing his job.

Source: scmp.com
a complex problem that started a long time ago.... - Vimarsana News

a complex problem that started a long time ago....

Last week the French government joined the German government in claiming that the Genocide Convention does not apply to Israel.

Free Palestine: Australian National Union Of Students (NUS) Condemns Apartheid Israeli Occupation, Human Rights Denial & Gaza Genocide - Vimarsana News

Free Palestine: Australian National Union Of Students (NUS) Condemns Apartheid Israeli Occupation, Human Rights Denial & Gaza Genocide

On 12 December 2023 the NUS unanimously passed a formal motion standing with Palestine at its annual National Conference, at which 156 delegates represented

Why Australia's deep Aukus submarine division is pushing Albanese's Labor into hot water - Vimarsana News

Why Australia's deep Aukus submarine division is pushing Albanese's Labor into hot water

Domestic anxieties about the US/UK/Australia agreement to help provide Canberra with nuclear-powered submarines have been growing ahead of a party conference, putting extra pressure on the Labor government.

Source: scmp.com
As US-Australia ties deepen, are calls to free Julian Assange just 'mandatory rhetoric'? - Vimarsana News

As US-Australia ties deepen, are calls to free Julian Assange just 'mandatory rhetoric'?

Australian lawmakers have been piling on the pressure for Washington to end its persecution of the imprisoned WikiLeaks founder. Even the PM says it’s ‘gone on for too long’ – though he’s stopped short of actually doing anything.

Source: scmp.com