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Politics in depth > Australia & The Pacific |
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Now nearly 40 percent of Australian Muslims designate Australia as their place of birth. This has major repercussions for how the new generation of Muslims define themselves and articulate their identity. On the most superficial level, they often use English as their preferred language of communication.
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Australians have apparently inclined to opt for the opposition labour party for their future government saying a clear "no" to Howard's home and foreign p...
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The flights are booked. The courtesy apartment is waiting fully furnished. The private school places are confirmed and the tax-free salary is earmarked
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The recent attack in Bali has incurred a catastrophic human toll on its victims and has had the effect of further destabilizing ...
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Australian John Howard’s recent foreshadowing of the possibility of the use of pre-emptive military strikes against terrorist ce...
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With Hamas’ election victory, the future of the Palestinian people and the fact that they are facing the prospect of cuts in glo...
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One fine January day, while monitoring the 2005 municipal elections in the Gaza strip, I remember an elderly Palestinian woman d...
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The spectacular Hamas victory in the Palestinian parliamentary elections of January 25 has given rise to a new era of politics i...
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Recent escalations in the crisis spawned by the Danish Jyllands-Posten’s publication of a series of cartoons ridiculing Prophet ...
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The “Muhammad Cartoons” issue sometimes reminds me of a pitfall trap. The principle of a pitfall trap is that a hunter digs a de...
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"What's happening? Do you see anything? Anything?" Talal Abdeljawwad, 54, was shouting from the roof of his home in one of Rafah...
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