Justin Bergman

RT @S_Akbarzadeh: A draft legislation for the “expansion of Iran’s nuclear industry”, will be discussed in the Iranian parliament ... the g…

RT @ConversationEDU: What we know about Australia’s arms exports: we’ve analysed the data and asked: what, if anything, is Australia export…

Are Israel and Hezbollah on the brink of war? @AminSaikal explains why this would be so devastating for the region - and what he views as the only way to prevent it. @ConversationEDU @ANUBellSchool

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Hezbollah is the most powerful, sub-national militant group in the world. A war with Israel could be devastating for the region. https://t.co/jL5sgiUNOx

RT @Timodc: Pretty clear that we are witnessing the worst presidential debate on style and substance in the history of our nation tonight.

The continued pursuit of Julian Assange was becoming both untenable for the Biden administration and damaging to US standing in the world, writes @EmmaShortis @TheAusInstitute @ConversationEDU

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The ordeal should prompt deep reflection on the values that underpin Australia’s relationship with its most important security ally, the US writes @EmmaShortis (@rmit). https://t.co/Pi2JAIpyEs

Why should Australia be paying attention to Vladimir Putin's Asia-Pacific trip this week? Australia's former Russia ambassador Peter Tesch explains the message Putin intended to send. @ConversationEDU @ANUBellSchool #RussiaDPRK https://t.co/fvxDWdNBIG

Will terrorists target the Paris Olympics? There's no easy answer, but several factors are key – two terrorism experts at Victoria University explain. @ConversationEDU @Andrew_Zammit @Ramon_Spaaij @victoriauninews

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While there has been a surge of terror plots in Europe in recent months, an attack on the Olympics would require a group to have the intent, capability and opportunity, write @Andrew_Zammit + @Ramon_Spaaij (@victoriauninews). https://t.co/zpQSJmkbwG

RT @ConversationEDU: The UK of 2024 is very different than 1997. Back then, Britons had hope for the future. Today, many are disaffected…

An excellent analysis of how Mexico has changed in the past six years and what awaits Claudia Sheinbaum as the country's new president. @UOW @ConversationEDU #mexicoEłections

Luis Gómez Romero 🥑 @luisenantipoda

My latest piece @ConversationEDU, on #Mexico electing Claudia #Sheinbaum, a woman president, for the first time in its history. She inherits a polarised country ravaged by violence -- and hungry for hope. @uow @_AILASA_ @GabrielSydney @DrLindaSteele https://t.co/OeohXVKjFa

Why was the US so angry about possible ICC arrest warrants for Israeli leaders this week, but supported them against Putin last year? A former ICC official says it has a long history of supporting the court only when it suits US interests. @UniMelb @ConversationEDU

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The US initially supported the court's creation but has had ambivalent feelings towards it ever since then. A @UniMelb expert explains the history. https://t.co/hTNXb1ngf5

New research on how China is being taught in Australian universities and whether our students are being adequately prepared to engage with our largest trading partner in their future careers. @ConversationEDU @minglu_chen @edwardsychan #China

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Our first piece on ‘Teaching China in Australia’ with @minglu_chen and @Bingqin_Li. Constructive comments are welcome. How is China being taught at Australian universities? And why does this matter? Here’s what our research found https://t.co/dG0IIPrPeC via @ConversationEDU

RT @S_Akbarzadeh: #Israel is gifting #Iran credibility in the Muslim world. See my piece below https://t.co/jg0Huu9pkn via @ConversationEDU

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Australia's former amb to Russia, Peter Tesch, on what the West needs to do differently to manage Putin: Critically assess mistakes of the past, invest in 'Russia literacy' and articulate what a better future could look like for Russia's people. @ConversationEDU #RussiaElections

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🇷🇺 Western governments must honestly assess the mistaken assumptions that have undermined effective policies in the past and articulate what a better future would look like for the Russian people, writes Peter Tesch (@ANUmedia). https://t.co/B4Z8ysqvO9

India has set the date for its big election, starting 19 April. @DrIanHall explains why Narendra Modi's party is likely to win again, despite the millions of young people struggling to find work. @ConversationEDU @Griffith_Uni #india

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Young Indians struggle to find jobs in Modi's economy, so why is the PM expected to win another election? "The Modi government’s record is mixed – especially in managing the economy – and has disappointed many voters," writes @DrIanHall (@Griffith_Uni). https://t.co/ND0c6lnNbE

With regional leaders gathering for the ASEAN-Australia summit in Melbourne, Nicholas Farrelly @UTAS_ argues in a new report the relationship needs an influx of youthful energy to continue to grow. #ASEAN50AUS @ConversationEDU https://t.co/7pdSK8v3Dn

Cambodia's new leader, Hun Manet, will continue his global charm offensive in Australia next week. Foreign Minister Gareth Evans and @GordonConochie argue Australia should use its leverage to push for good governance and real reform. @ConversationEDU https://t.co/3yPCZoz5Wo