Lachlan Carmichael

EU to cut new car emissions by 37.5% by 2030

Article Lachlan Carmichael - 18 Dec 2018

The targets will require new cars sold in 2030 to emit 37.5% less carbon dioxide on average compared to 2021 levels

Apple wants US privacy law

Article Lachlan Carmichael - 26 Oct 2018

The chief executive says internet users are under surveillance and companies use data as a weapon

Clinton hints at unease over early Mubarak exit

Africa Lachlan Carmichael - 7 Feb 2011

The timetable of President Hosni Mubarak's departure lies with the Egyptian people but his early exit could raise electoral complications.

US concerned at Tunisia unrest, internet woes

Article Lachlan Carmichael - 8 Jan 2011

The United States raised concerns with Tunisia about its handling of political unrest as well as its apparent "interference" with the internet.

Clinton seeks clean start in Middle East peace talks

Article Lachlan Carmichael - 11 Dec 2010

United States Secretary of State Hillary Clinton on Friday sought a clean start in Israeli-Palestinian peace talks.

US, Asian allies urge China to rein in North Korea

Article Lachlan Carmichael - 7 Dec 2010

The US, South Korea and Japan all urged China to help rein in its ally North Korea and vowed solidarity in defending Seoul from any further attacks.

Uphill battle to prevent failed state in Yemen

Article Lachlan Carmichael - 7 Oct 2010

The world community faces an uphill battle to help prevent Yemen from becoming a failed state like Somalia

Middle East leaders to hold bimonthly peace talks

Article Lachlan Carmichael - 3 Sep 2010

Israeli and Palestinian leaders have cleared the first hurdle in what promises to be difficult negotiations.

Obama readies bold Middle East peace bid

Article Lachlan Carmichael - 1 Sep 2010

President Barack Obama steps into Middle East peace efforts on Wednesday in a bold bid to relaunch direct Palestinian-Israeli negotiations.

Sudan peace plan to pave way for investment

Article Staff Reporter & Lachlan Carmichael - 1 Jan 2002

A blueprint for peace in Sudan could pave the way for increased investment from Western oil firms, now wrestling with security problems and charges they are helping Khartoum's war effort.

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Inaugural Ocean Economy Skills Summit to address economic growth and skills development

Beware of scammers

UNICEF vacancy announcement

The challenges and opportunities for manufacturing CFOs, now and in the future

Sona 2021: More talk without the actual walk?

Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) Solicitation

Unpacking the 2021 SoNA

Wits scientist on global commission that cautions against using gene-edited embryos for pregnancy