Albanese says Australia playing “constructive” role in the war on Iran
Australia’s prime minister says his government has made a “constructive” contribution to the war on Iran.
Albanese says Australia playing “constructive” role in the war on Iran
Australia’s prime minister says his government has made a “constructive” contribution to the war on Iran. Grouped from 9 articles across 6 sources.
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Australia bans visitors from Iran for 6 months amid war
Australia is concerned Iranian visitors may overstay their visas because of the war in the Middle East.
Australia bans visitors from Iran amid war in the Middle East
Australia's Home Affairs Department said decision to ban Iranian visitors amid the war was in the 'national interest'.
Is the end of the Iran war near?
Donald Trump says Iran wants a ceasefire deal. But Tehran says it's not even talking with the US. So what's going on and how likely is a ceasefire?
What does each side in the Iran war say it would accept for a deal?
March 26 - The United States, Israel and Iran have laid out maximalist positions to end warfare that has set the Middle East aflame and threatened the global economy by choking off Gulf energy supplies.
Bond yields surge as Iran war stirs inflation fears almost a month into the conflict
Nearly a month into the Iran war, government bond markets have sharply repriced. Surging oil and gas costs have stoked inflation expectations and forced a rethink on central bank policy.
Why is Pakistan involved in efforts to stop the war in Iran?
Pakistan has avoided taking sides and tried instead to maintain stable relations with all parties.
Philippines farmers feeling the pinch of the war on Iran
Cabbage farmers in the Philippines are harvesting their crops at a loss as prices plunge and fuel costs soar.
‘Massive betrayal’: Iranian nationals with valid tourist visas blocked from entering Australia for six months
Tony Burke says decisions about permanent stays should be ‘deliberate decisions of the government, not a random consequence of who booked a holiday’ Get our breaking news email , free app or daily news podcast Iranian tourists will be banned from entering Australia for the next six months after the home affairs minister, Tony Burke, triggered tough new immigration laws over concerns visitors may not be able to return to Iran. The ban will apply to around 6,800 Iranians with valid tourist visas – though some may still be given the chance to enter the country under special consideration. Continue reading...
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