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Albanese warned against 'bystanders' six months before Australia became one

It is worth revisiting Anthony Albanese's address to the United Nations.  (ABC News: Matt Roberts)

Much of the escalating crisis in the Middle East remains unknowable. What exactly is Donald Trump willing to settle for in Iran? Will this lead to regime change or merely a regime refresh? What ripple effects will this moment create?

From Australia's vantage point, one conclusion is unavoidable. The bipartisan attachment to championing the "rules-based global order" has gone.

For Labor, this may prove to be a temporary reluctance to defend the rules. The opposition says this should be a wake-up call to the reality Australia now confronts.

Is the US the most pressing threat to peace? – Full Story podcast

When the United States and Israel began bombing Iran over the weekend, they set in motion a war that has engulfed the region.

In Australia, the prime minister, Anthony Albanese, has firmly backed the strikes by Donald Trump and Benjamin Netanyahu despite saying his government does not know if there is any legal basis for them.

Professor Ben Saul speaks to Nour Haydar about why law experts say it’s crystal clear the attacks on Iran were illegal and unprovoked, and why the military action sets a dangerous precedent

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