Ukraine’s public and private sectors targeted by Russian wiper malware Communications & Technology Australia has described Russia’s cyberattacks on the Ukrainian government as ‘destructive, disruptive and destabilising’, condemning the wayward state alongside the US and European Union. On
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Europe has a chance to save itself and France will play a key role May 8, 2017 By The University of Melbourne Features Democracy has won. This Sunday May 7, 2017, France has elected its new President – pro-EU political outsider Emmanuel Macron defeated anti-EU xenophobic extremist Marine
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What Nordic states can teach us about investing mining wealth November 26, 2014 By Dr Andrew Scott Features The Nordic nations have much less adversarial political cultures than Australia, and this brings major long-term policy benefits. This lesser adversarialism exists in part because,