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Australian warships challenged in South China Sea

by Euan Graham

Clearly, someone in Australia’s defence and security establishment wanted China’s challenge to be made public.

Immigration links: disputed Rohingya repatriations, sporting refugees, and more

by Erin Harris

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Bangladesh tends to languish near the bottom of corruption-watchdog Transparency International’s Corruption Perceptions Index. So it is perhaps unsurprising that former Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia and her son and heir apparent, Tarique Rahman, are facing legal action over a long-

By Joseph Allchin

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The urgent need for leadership on the Rohingya crisis

Jubaida is one of a million refugees in Cox’s Bazaar, Bangladesh. When she thinks back six months, her memories of playing marbles with friends rest oddly alongside episodes of torture, death, and images of the burning home her family fled. She is 11. Jubaida, her parents, sister, and three

By Claire Rogers

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