Australian Broadcasting Corporation

Australian Broadcasting Corp. Interviews Peter Bergen on Pakistan

ELEANOR HALL: The latest US intelligence report released in Washington this morning noted that al-Qaeda has found a safe haven in Pakistan to regenerate...But at the same time, the Bush administration has renewed its support for Pakistan's President, Pervez Musharraf, as Alison Caldwell reports.ALISON CALDWELL: Pakistan's suspended Chief Justice, Iftikhar Chaudhry, has become a symbol of resistance to President General Pervez Musharraf and his eight-year rule.He was due to speak at the gathering of… more

Peter Bergen | July 18, 2007

Afshin Molavi on Australian Broadcasting Corporation on Iran, Iraq

TONY JONES: The American military has displayed pictures of 42 prisoners it rescued from a desert hide-out in Iraq, believed to be an Al Qaeda base. Some of the prisoners have reported they'd been kidnapped and held at the camp for up to four months. Tom Iggulden reports.TOM IGGULDEN: This modest hide-out held 42 prisoners until American troops raided it today, after a tip-off from locals...TOM IGGULDEN: Further south, in Baghdad, there was more violence in… more

Afshin Molavi | May 28, 2007

Australian Broadcasting Corp. Interviews Terry Tamminen on Carbon Trading

PETER CAVE: When Britain's Prime Minister Tony Blair signed a landmark transatlantic agreement to combat climate change last year, it wasn't with his Iraq War partner, US President George Bush, but with California's Republican Governor Arnold Schwarzenegger, who runs the world's fifth largest economy.The Governator has dumbfounded conservationists and conservatives alike with laws to slash greenhouse emissions by 80 per cent of 1990 levels by 2050.One of the men responsible is the Governor's Special Adviser, Terry… more

Terry Tamminen | April 16, 2007