βοΈMeanwhile, Prime Minister Albanese slides further into irrelevance by pompously taking photos with local councillors and mayors.
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βοΈAlbo and his team of Labor premiers took a group photo on the manicured lawns of Kirribilli to say they have delivered change to the average Australian.
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βοΈA presumed Ukraine strike on a major join Russian - Chinese strategic gas project today.
Good excuse for China to declare war on Ukraine
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Good excuse for China to declare war on Ukraine
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βοΈSenior EU official said there are no signs of Russia preparing military attack on NATO countries - AFP
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βοΈTrump signed an executive order changing the name of Lake Ontario to Lake America.
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βοΈTrump:
Jonathan Hunt of FoxNews did a particularly inaccurate report on the Failing Islamic Republic of Iran.
I donβt want to meet, they do. In fact, they are begging to make a deal.
Bret Baier should straighten out his flunkies, for a change!
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Jonathan Hunt of FoxNews did a particularly inaccurate report on the Failing Islamic Republic of Iran.
I donβt want to meet, they do. In fact, they are begging to make a deal.
Bret Baier should straighten out his flunkies, for a change!
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βοΈThe former commander of the Bosnian Serb army, General Ratko Mladic, has died in the Hague prison at the age of 84, according to Radio and Television of Serbia.
It is a great pity about this true hero and patriot, whom Russia was unable, and indeed unwilling, to help.
This also serves as a lesson for the general population (and the so-called elites). If you want to negotiate with the West, you must do so only from a position of strength, and you must always see things through to the end.
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It is a great pity about this true hero and patriot, whom Russia was unable, and indeed unwilling, to help.
This also serves as a lesson for the general population (and the so-called elites). If you want to negotiate with the West, you must do so only from a position of strength, and you must always see things through to the end.
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βοΈIn memory of Serbian General Ratko MladiΔ who led the Army of Republika Srpska (VRS) during the Yugoslav Wars.
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βοΈThe U.S. and Venezuela are in talks over a "massive" deal that would give the U.S. an ownership stake in Venezuela's oil fields, according to Axios.
The deal would reportedly allow the U.S. to tap into over a dozen Venezuelan oil fields, more than doubling current U.S. oil reserves.
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The deal would reportedly allow the U.S. to tap into over a dozen Venezuelan oil fields, more than doubling current U.S. oil reserves.
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βοΈDr John Coyne, the director of Australian Strategic Policy Institute's National Security Program, said the reason there are so few public cases for these crimes is because intelligence agencies prefer to deal with things out of the public eye.
"Quite often the aim isn't necessarily to prosecute people," he said.
"The aim is to stop the loss of information and protect our national security."
Investigations 'not publicly visible'
"There would be numerous efforts going on to undertake espionage in Australia right now, by a number of different countries," Dr Coyne said.
"The general public needs to be aware of that."In June, Mr Burgess said defending Australia from espionage and foreign interference "will always be a priority for ASIO".
When asked how it prefers to deal with individuals suspected of committing these crimes, ASIO did not directly answer.
Its counterpart in the CFI Taskforce, the AFP, said it has "undertaken a number of investigations into EFI threats".
"While some of these activities have attracted media interest, most of our actions to mitigate threats are not publicly visible," the statement added.
In the espionage world it is well known investigations into such matters are kept private.
Dr Coyne said this is "the great game of espionage".
"What they [intelligence agencies] prefer to do β¦ is not to actually arrest people and throw them in jail," he said.
"For the most part, it's detecting those foreign actors, those people who are propagating espionage networks, and sending them home.
"You don't want to be advertising how successful a foreign intelligence service has been in its penetration of your organisation."
The Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) said espionage cost the Australian economy $12.5 billion in the 2023-24 financial year.
A Department of Home Affairs spokesperson told the ABC "foreign interference and espionage threaten the things we value most about our country".
They said it threatens social cohesion, democracy and even freedom of thought and expression.
Dr Sarah Kendall is an interdisciplinary scholar with expertise in the criminal law response to espionage, foreign interference and sabotage.
She said: "There is actually quite a big difference between espionage and foreign interference."
"The espionage offences are really looking at dealing with information. That really classic thought of someone comes in and steals information that's secret," she said.
"Whereas foreign interference is all about influence and so you don't necessarily need to steal information or deal with it in a particular way, but it's all about influencing someone to do something."
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"Quite often the aim isn't necessarily to prosecute people," he said.
"The aim is to stop the loss of information and protect our national security."
Investigations 'not publicly visible'
"There would be numerous efforts going on to undertake espionage in Australia right now, by a number of different countries," Dr Coyne said.
"The general public needs to be aware of that."In June, Mr Burgess said defending Australia from espionage and foreign interference "will always be a priority for ASIO".
When asked how it prefers to deal with individuals suspected of committing these crimes, ASIO did not directly answer.
Its counterpart in the CFI Taskforce, the AFP, said it has "undertaken a number of investigations into EFI threats".
"While some of these activities have attracted media interest, most of our actions to mitigate threats are not publicly visible," the statement added.
In the espionage world it is well known investigations into such matters are kept private.
Dr Coyne said this is "the great game of espionage".
"What they [intelligence agencies] prefer to do β¦ is not to actually arrest people and throw them in jail," he said.
"For the most part, it's detecting those foreign actors, those people who are propagating espionage networks, and sending them home.
"You don't want to be advertising how successful a foreign intelligence service has been in its penetration of your organisation."
The Australian Institute of Criminology (AIC) said espionage cost the Australian economy $12.5 billion in the 2023-24 financial year.
A Department of Home Affairs spokesperson told the ABC "foreign interference and espionage threaten the things we value most about our country".
They said it threatens social cohesion, democracy and even freedom of thought and expression.
Dr Sarah Kendall is an interdisciplinary scholar with expertise in the criminal law response to espionage, foreign interference and sabotage.
She said: "There is actually quite a big difference between espionage and foreign interference."
"The espionage offences are really looking at dealing with information. That really classic thought of someone comes in and steals information that's secret," she said.
"Whereas foreign interference is all about influence and so you don't necessarily need to steal information or deal with it in a particular way, but it's all about influencing someone to do something."
Via ABC News
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βοΈU.S. Central Command commander Admiral Brad Cooper claims all sea mines placed in the Strait of Hormuz by Iran's IRGC have been removed by U.S. Navy divers, U.S. Navy SEALs, and U.S. military aviation.
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βοΈThe King of Norway, Harald V, has died at the age of 89. His son, Prince Haakon, will succeed him.
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βοΈOur subscriber makes a good point - if the Australian government is worried about foreign interference - why not just send Aussie Cossack to Russia?
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βοΈTrump on the Strait of Hormuz to Axios:
That sucker is open.
The Iranian response is very mild. They don't want us to go back at them.
That's the whole ball game. The rest doesn't matter.
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That sucker is open.
The Iranian response is very mild. They don't want us to go back at them.
That's the whole ball game. The rest doesn't matter.
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βοΈLavrov:
Many people are calling the war in Ukraine a world war.
But the only servicemen who were in the trenches with us were servicemen from North Korea.
Everyone else is on the other side.
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Many people are calling the war in Ukraine a world war.
But the only servicemen who were in the trenches with us were servicemen from North Korea.
Everyone else is on the other side.
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