GB talks new-century politics and geopolitics – from the local to the general – with former UN Secretary-General Boutros...
Tags: Afghanistan, Africa's future, African conflicts, Arab Unity, Arab-Israeli conflict, Asian Union, Azerbaijan, Boutros Boutros-Ghali, Canada, Canada's future, Canada's success, Canadian nationality, diplomacy, Egypt, Egyptian elections, Egyptian politics, Ethiopia, Georgia, Global Brief, globalization, Hutu, ICJ, ICJ Advisory Opinion on Kosovo, international affairs, International Court of Justice, International Criminal Court, Iran, Iran's nuclear program, Iraq, Jordan, Kissinger, Kosovo independence, League of Nations, Middle East Union, Mubarak, Muhammad Ali, One State Solution, Pakistan, Palestinians, secession, separatist movements, Sudan, Sunni-Shia divide, Syria, Tutsi, Two-States Solution, Uganda, UN reform, United Nations reform, water disputes, water shortages in the Middle East, Westphalia, winning states
Proposition: The ‘Australian approach’ to boat people and asylum is the correct one
Michael Barutciski (for): Certains...
Tags: asylum seekers, Australian approach to boat people and asylum seekers, Australian immigration policy, boat people, Catherine Dauvergne, Convention sur les réfugiés, East Timor, Glendon, Global Brief, Howard government, human rights of refugees, International Court of Justice, international law of the sea, international refugee law, menace à l’intégrité territoriale, Michael Barutciski, Prime Minister Julia Gillard, Refugee Convention
