No end to parliamentary chaos in Tasmania despite Rockliff’s return
Tazmanya chaos continues
If you think that the political chaos in Tasmania can calm down later Jeremy rockliff He was re -appointed as Premier yesterday, and I’m afraid to say it would be wrong.
Like AAP Reports this morning, a second parliamentary show after the last Snap State elections caused by Rockliff’s loss of insecure votes in June Dean Winter When the parliament returns, another insecure movement will be announced.
The election on July 19 resulted in neither the liberals of the Rockliff (14 seats) nor the winter’s Laboration (10 seats) won 18 seats to control the sub -house.
Tasmania Governor Barbara Baker AC said yesterday that the liberal minority government decided whether it was alive after being re -appointed Rockluff. ABC Reports.
The national publisher adds Rockliff and his cabinet will swear at a ceremony at the beginning of next week at a ceremony in the Government Building.
However, when the winter now returned on August 19, the winter said that a movement that does not trust liberals and trust in labor will be carried.
The leader of the worker said that the movement would not lead to another election, but that the government would confirm whether it is liberal or a labor force. “Whether we are independent by us or independent, there will be a movement in parliament that does not trust liberals and does not trust a workers’ government,” he said.
As it is constantly reported, Winter said he would not make an agreement with the greens. Today, the AAP plans to discuss with the state’s independent cross jams to explain that we think we should think that parliament should work ”.
“Liberals, greens, independent or SFF, I will talk to every member of the Tasmanian Parliament [the Shooters, Fishers and Farmers Party] – We have to talk to every member, AB says Abc Winter.
Election analyst Kevin Bonham He said to AAP: “Crossbenchers are still able to vote against this movement because they still negotiate. So you can get a situation in which the government does not fall immediately, but falls within three months.”
The ABC caused us that the July elections were fourth in seven years, and the liberals made 14 seats, workers 10, greens five, independent deputies and shooters, fishermen and farmers.
Trump threatens India, doing little with Russia
While talking about chaos, there are more tariff news (while writing ABC– Reuters– New York Times– Wall Street Journal– Cnn– BBCand many more places), with the US President Donald Trump Upon the purchase of Russian oil on Wednesday, India was ordered to execute 25% more tariffs.
Associated publication The movement reports that the US has brought combined tariffs to India to 50%.
As always, Trump’s “announcements ,, addswire adds:“ Tariffs will come into force 21 days after the signing of the order, that is, both India and Russia may have time to negotiate the administration on import taxes. ”
The BBC emphasized that the Indian Ministry of Foreign Affairs calls the tariff “unjust and unreasonable” and added the following in a statement and added: “Therefore, it is an unfortunate situation to protect the national interests of the United States.
“The Russian Federation’s actions in Ukraine pose an ongoing threat to US national security and foreign policy and require stronger measures to address national emergencies,” the White House said. The Trump administration said India’s importing Russian oil undermines American American efforts to solve the conflict.
India said that it started to import from Russia, because traditional materials were directed to Europe after the conflict erupted, ”he said.
The BBC said that after looking at what Trump administration imports oil from Russia, it would propose more action to the president if necessary ”. The publisher adds Moscow’s largest oil and gas customers to China, India and Türkiye.
“Trump’s moves can confuse India’s economic orbit, which has been seen as an alternative to China by American companies who want to change their production to China until recently. China also buys oil from Russia, but was not included in the order signed by the President of the Republic.”
Before all of these, Trump’s special ambassador Steve Witkoff He met with the President of Russia Vladimir Putin In Moscow on Wednesday Financial times Reports.
The newspaper said that the meeting was fifth with Putin this year, and that Russia came before Trump’s deadline for accepting a Ukrainian ceasefire or encountering new sanctions.
Putin’s foreign policy consultant YURI Ushakov “Russia carried signals to the American side about the Ukrainian issue and received signals from Trump.”
In fact, social, Trump sent: “My private ambassador, Steve WitkoffI only had a very productive meeting with the Russian President Vladimir Putin. Great progress has been made! Then I updated some of our European allies. Everyone acknowledges that this war should end and we will work towards it in the coming days and weeks. “
New York Times In a call with European leaders on Wednesday, Trump said that he plans to meet with Putin as soon as possible next week, and then plans to hold a meeting between Putin and Ukraine’s president. Volodymyr Zelenskyy.
This article adds: “It was not clear whether Mr. Putin or Mr. Zelensky accepted the plan described by Mr. Trump.”
In a lighter note…
Research will look for old “friends” when female mountain gorillas join new groups.
Like BBC Let’s say: “Even if the two women were separated for years, a new gorilla would still try to join a woman with whom he had made a previous connection.”
Based on 20 -year data from Gorilla groups in Volcanlar National Park, the research was published in the magazine Royal Community Proceedings B.
Chief researcher Victoire Martignac “Scientifically, I don’t know if I can talk about ‘friendship’. But here we show that the same gender relations are really important here.”
The study included looking at the groups of male and female gorillas and why they chose new ones.
Martignac said that the presence of gorillas’ existence is “very important” when moving groups.
Say what?
These developments carefully ignore the lessons of international society that the tragedies of history should learn.
Kazumi Matsui
Hiroshima Mayor, the 80th anniversary of the US atomic bombardment Wednesday, the Middle East and Ukraine conflicts in the conflicts in the contribution of nuclear weapons contributed to an increasing acceptance. Guardian Reports.
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‘Double Standards’: Hidden DFAT Documents Warning of Improviation in Gaza will cost Australia’s reliability
A secret Australian government certificate reveals the internal concerns that Western countries have faced reliable charges in double standards on the response of Israel to Gaza.
Allowing the worsening of the crisis can be captured by our “enemies ında and“ enemies ve and written in a document received by the Ministry of Foreign Affairs and Trade (DFAT) officials. Crirase Freedom of information (FOI) under the laws.
Although most pages are evacuated to avoid damaging the external relations of Australia, the Stark language is part of the slice of the documents produced by 171 -page DFAT on the Middle East international law issues.
Rupert Murdoch’s new article satisfies a lifelong desire. Will it work?
On Rupert Murdoch’s 72 -year career As a media owner, there is a fixed: he likes to have and read a newspaper he lives in the city.
However, printed versions of Nonegenarians New York Post And Wall Street Journal They can go to the winery, they don’t focus on the city he lives in. He had to give something – and I’m sure, “retirement to California” after less than two years launching News Corp California postA new daily newspaper from Los Angeles (and will be organized by an Australian).
Murdochs’ friend, “Lachlan and Rupert will have a lot of fun with him,” he said. Crirase. “The first shelf life will be as long as Rupert lives.”
Energy use, business risks, fake songs: AI’s surprising cost in numbers
To follow today’s Productivity Commission “To make the most of the AI opportunity”-This, Dosh, created with many beautiful productivity flowing to the Australian economy, at the expense of many work- Accountant Jim Chalmers in question The government “ensures that people have the skills they need to adapt and adopt such technologies”.
“For workers, there are many intelligent people that opportunities for workers outweigh the risks, not only by automating people’s work, so the responsibility we adopt is not against them, not the victims of the labor force, not for the beneficiaries, but for the beneficiaries.”
In the newest paint with numbers, Crirase AI’s influence and the most wild estimates about it are breaking the amazing statistics behind it – Plus a few of us.
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Comment
Asx’s oil -fingered error is not a joke. Another blow for trust – Fireplace (AFR): We doubt the President of ASIC Joe Longo And the governor of Australia Reserve Bank Michele Bullock The episode would also find it very funny. This is another blow to the confidence of Australian markets in ASX. Completion of the project to take the place of chess Clearing and Settlement Platform, Surprising market outage and an investigation to the company Started by corporate regulator in June.
These events are more important than a classic oil finger, human material, because they ask questions about the stability, durability and quality of systems that support ASX.
The old man rule lacks critical wisdom – Roger Boyes (Times): Vladimir PutinHe was reliable, he developed a bad morning cough. In quieter times, doctors would probably call on the 72 -year -old child to suck the sun in a Black Sea Dacha. However, as the Ukrainian drone pressure on an oil refinery near Sochi last weekend shows, the airspace on the Russian coast is no longer completely safe. Apparently, it doesn’t rest for the evil.
Gerontocrats, like or like, keep the future of the world in their palms right now. Are they connected to this or do they start shaking? Should we trust them? Do we have an option? As AI algorithms, populists, as the rebellion and post -war institutions break down to daily lives, the political realm changes at speed – and to direct us from confusion, and a group of elderly men (all the men so far) will be analog explosions who barely know how to organize their e -mails.
