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Backed into a corner by Iran over the Strait of Hormuz, Trump may resort to even more reckless escalation

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By Greg Barton
| The Conversation Verified
In a moment of brazen hubris in the Oval Office last year, US President Donald Trump railed at Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky. He accused Zelensky of not being thankful for US support in Ukraine’s existential struggle against invading Russian forces, and famously told him: “You don’t have the cards”. Now, more than a year later, it is Trump who doesn’t have a winning hand in his standoff with Iran.
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The final IS‑linked woman is returning to Australia. It’s the safest outcome for everyone Original

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By Erin Cooper-Douglas Verified, Greg Barton
| The Conversation Verified
An Australian woman linked to Islamic State (IS) will return home from Syria after the government granted her a permit. The last in the cohort of so-called “ISIS brides”, she will be allowed to re-enter Australia with her child. Of the group, she was previously the only one to be temporarily barred from coming home because she’d been subject to a government-issued “temporary exclusion order”.
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Australia se está recuperando del peor ataque terrorista sufrido en su territorio: ¿se podría haber evitado?

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By Greg Barton
| Atalayar.com Verified
Dado que se trataba claramente de un ataque antisemita, las autoridades lo declararon poco después como un acto de terrorismo, es decir, un acto de violencia por motivos políticos. Esta calificación también proporciona a las autoridades recursos adicionales para responder y llevar a los responsables ante la justicia.
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