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| | ... between the US and Iran. A US airstrike in Iraq on January 4 killed Qassem Soleimani, the head of Iran's elite Quds military force and one of the most powerful figures in the Islamic Republic. This prompted the Iranian government to announce that ... |
| | | ... the high-profile news story helped precipitate new laws protecting the rights of women and homosexuals in the British military (the US followed suit). Siddique received a standing ovation for her speech where she spoke about her own personal struggles ... |
| | | ... exposure to global fixed income securities while excluding issuers across eight core filters: tobacco, alcohol, gambling, military weapons, civilian firearms, nuclear power, adult entertainment and genetically modified organisms. An additional full fossil ... |
| | | ... industry superannuation funds, as a major investor in Electro Optic Systems (EOS), an ASX-listed firm operating in the military and space sectors. ISH, which is owned by a number of industry funds (one of which is AustralianSuper), is the parent company ... |
| | | ... Bloomberg Barclays MSCI SRI ESG-Weighted Australian Aggregate AU$100M Index. It excludes tobacco, alcohol, gambling, military weapons, civil firearms, nuclear power, adult entertainment, genetically modified organisms and fossil fuel reserves using MSCI's ... |
| | | ... capital and trade and movement of people. The second dynamic is that the global strategic order dominated by US's military and economic power is now being destabalised. "The third, the weakness is that the weakness in western political institutions ... |
| | | ... of firms in the network. Chapman is now the chief operating officer of ASX-listed firm CountPlus. He is also a former military leader with the British Army and served in the Australian Army. Sacre's 25 years' experience in banking and financial ... |
| | | ... activities. It also excludes companies involved in socially irresponsible activities such as alcohol, gambling, tobacco, military weapons, civilian firearms, nuclear power, adult entertainment and genetically modified organisms. High carbon emitters ... |
| | | ... sanctions on the country first and foremost, a guarantee that the US will not invade North Korea and a reduction of US military presence in South Korea. In name of peace and progress...sure, why not? But the history of US-North Korea negotiations are ... |
| | | ... partnership" and that Abe communicated to him that Japan "billions and billions of dollars of additional products of all kinds - military jets, airliners from Boeing, lots of farm products". This is good because Japan is an export-dependent country and ... |
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