Alexander Gillespie

1 month ago | tolerance.ca | Alexander Gillespie

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1 month ago | theconversation.com | Alexander Gillespie

Nearly 30 years before the Christchurch terror attacks of March 15 2019, New Zealand had to grapple with the horrors of another mass shooting. The Aramoana massacre on November 13 1990 left 13 people dead and a nation reeling. But the firearms law changes made in the aftermath were inadequate, and the failure to tighten regulations arguably left the door open for the Christchurch atrocity – committed by a licensed firearms owner.

1 month ago | thebulletin.net.au | Alexander Gillespie

Written by Alexander Gillespie, Professor of Law, University of Waikato Nearly 30 years before the Christchurch terror attacks of March 15 2019, New Zealand had to grapple with the horrors of another mass shooting. The Aramoana massacre[1] on November 13 1990 left 13 people dead and a nation reeling.

1 month ago | thediplomat.com | Alexander Gillespie |Robert G Patman

With the U.S. and Europe – both traditional allies of New Zealand – now deeply divided, whatever path Wellington chooses will directly affect present and future security arrangements. By Alexander Gillespie and Robert G. Patman The aftermath of one of the most undiplomatic – and notorious – White House meetings in recent history reveals a changed world.

1 month ago | theconversation.com | Alexander Gillespie |Robert G Patman

The aftermath of one of the most undiplomatic – and notorious – White House meetings in recent history reveals a changed world. Having berated Ukraine’s President Volodymyr Zelensky for supposedly not wanting peace with Russia and failing to show sufficient gratitude to the United States, President Donald Trump has now paused all military aid to Ukraine. This equates to about 40% of the beleaguered nation’s military support.