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Sanctions, a failing economy and coronavirus may cause Iran to change its involvement in Syria

  • Written by: Tony Walker, Adjunct Professor, School of Communications, La Trobe University
Sanctions, a failing economy and coronavirus may cause Iran to change its involvement in SyriaAAP/EPA/Mehdi Marizad

Iran’s emergence as a hot zone for the coronavirus further complicates that country’s relationships with its neighbours at a time when its economy is sliding deeper into recession.

US President Donald Trump’s “maximum pressure” campaign on Iran by tightening economic sanctions coincides with a...

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A year from the Christchurch terror attacks, NZ intelligence records a surge in reports

  • Written by: Alexander Gillespie, Professor of Law, University of Waikato

The Christchurch mosque attacks on March 15 last year have prompted a significant rise in tip-offs about people expressing extremist views, according to a report by New Zealand’s Security Intelligence Service (NZSIS).

During the three months following the terrorist attacks, NZSIS received 455 pieces of lead information about people who...

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Is cruising still safe? Will I be insured? What you need to know about travelling during the coronavirus crisis

  • Written by: David Beirman, Senior Lecturer, Tourism, University of Technology Sydney
Is cruising still safe? Will I be insured? What you need to know about travelling during the coronavirus crisisDANIEL DAL ZENNARO/EPA

The coronavirus outbreak (COVID-19) has now reached more than 80,000 recorded cases, largely concentrated in China, with a death toll over 2,700 and rising.

There are few signs the epidemic is abating. In fact, new cases have emerged in a host of European countries in recent days, while significant outbreaks have continued to...

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  2. Albanese says we can't replace steelmaking coal. But we already have green alternatives
  3. the cuter they are, the harder we fall
  4. Thousands of city trees have been lost to development, when we need them more than ever
  5. 4 myths about polycystic ovary syndrome – and why they're wrong
  6. Natural disasters increase inequality. Recovery funding may make things worse
  7. Coercive control is a key part of domestic violence. So why isn't it a crime across Australia?
  8. Gender diversity in science media still has a long way to go. Here's a 5-step plan to move it along
  9. It might sound 'batshit insane' but Australia could soon export sunshine to Asia via a 3,800km cable
  10. Mark Butler on Labor's 2050 carbon neutral target
  11. Diversity quotas will only lead to token appointments, doing more harm than good
  12. What is a rare disease? It's not as simple as it sounds
  13. ASIO chief's assessment shows the need to do more, and better, to prevent terrorism
  14. New modelling shows the importance of university research to business
  15. Young women won't be told how to behave, but is #girlboss just deportment by another name?
  16. it's a proven way to reduce emissions but everyone's too scared to mention it
  17. cashless welfare cards do more harm than good
  18. women in mental health wards need better protection from sexual assault
  19. Stone tools show humans in India survived the cataclysmic Toba eruption 74,000 years ago
  20. Five Australian universities get the bulk of philanthropic donations
  21. Retirement Income Review can't ignore the changing role of home
  22. The jobs market is nowhere near as good as you've heard, and it's changing us
  23. the film that inspired Virginia Woolf, David Bowie and Tim Burton
  24. Inquiry probing 55 matters relating to special forces' alleged misconduct in Afghanistan
  25. If you're ageing and on medication, it might be time to re-assess your alcohol intake
  26. Government backs Labor call for Bettina Arndt to lose Order of Australia award
  27. Weinstein conviction a partial victory for #MeToo, but must not overshadow work still to be done
  28. After damning report into Dreamworld tragedy, who can be held accountable under the law?
  29. The last ice age tells us why we need to care about a 2℃ change in temperature
  30. there's scant evidence the 'binaural beats' illusion relaxes your brain
  31. Nietzsche, nihilism and reasons to be cheerful
  32. Why do men kill their families? Here's what the research says
  33. Want to help save wildlife after the fires? You can do it in your own backyard
  34. 3 ways to help children think critically about the news
  35. The FODMAP diet is everywhere, but researchers warn it's not for weight loss
  36. First recorded 'marsquakes' reveal the red planet's rumbling guts
  37. Why drought-busting rain depends on the tropical oceans
  38. ASIO chief Mike Burgess says there are more spies in Australia 'than at the height of the cold war'
  39. Conundrum for Order of Australian Council over Bettina Arndt's award
  40. More funding promised to men's behaviour change programs, but we're still not sure they work
  41. 4 photos from space that show Australia before and after the recent rain
  42. Bernie Sanders easily wins Nevada caucus; the Coalition regains support in Newspoll
  43. Australia's tourist numbers may take years to recover
  44. We won't have fusion generators in five years. But the holy grail of clean energy may still be on its way
  45. Labor’s climate policy is too little, too late. We must run faster to win the race
  46. Burnt is out, 'skinscreen' is in. How sunscreen got a beauty makeover
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  48. More than 70% of the Universe is made of 'dark energy', the mysterious stuff even stranger than dark matter
  49. Australian law says the media can't spin lies – 'entertainment magazines' aren't an exception
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