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Arab and Islamic countries are warning Australian exports could be adversely affected by a decision to stop calling East Jerusalem "occupied" territory.   Diplomats from 19 Arab and Islamic countries have lodged a formal protest ...

Sunni militants fighting under the banner of the Islamic State of Iraq and Syria, or ISIS, have been outnumbered and outgunned in confrontations in recent days, but they easily outmanoeuvred Iraqi government forces.  

Prime Minister Tony Abbott has arrived in Washington, vowing to defend Australia's record on climate change to the US President.   Mr Abbott has become caught up in turmoil engulfing the Republican Party, as he seeks meetings on C...

It is a part of war that has far-reaching consequences.   Rape in war affects many people, especially women, with the damage sometimes extending for generations.   And, now, it is the focus of a summit t...

Mr. Safet Alispahic, NSW and Mr. Muhamed Merdzanic, WA   Interview prepared by Amir Bukic

Last week report from Bosnia and Herzegovina was prepared by Semra Duranović Koso  

It's a change of position that puts Australia at odds with the United Nations and the International Court of Justice.   The federal Attorney General George Brandis says the government will no longer refer to East Jerusalem as occu...

Interview, Nela is talking about her work, music interests and SARAY ILUMINADO, an ensemble focused on their interpretations of Sevdalinka and Sephardic songs.

Doctors have long dreamed of using the body's OWN defences to keep aggressive cancers like melanoma at bay, but when they try, treatments often have damaging effects on the immune system.   Now researchers have made significant pr...

Interview: Mrs Senada Softic Telalovic Mr. Avdo Huseinovic

Australia might be the land of the "fair go," but immigrants are expected to take on Australian values and traditions.   They're some of the findings of a survey commissioned by SBS.   The survey asked 1000 Au...

Last week report from Bosnia and Herzegovina was prepared by Semra Duranović Koso  

Mr. Avdo Huseinovic and Mr. Senad Jusufovic, Interview  

A new study has revealed obesity rates in Australia are climbing faster than anywhere else in the world.   The results, published in the medical journal The Lancet, show almost a quarter of the country's children and 63 per cent o...

Unions claim that up to 350,000 Australian workers are missing out on jobs because employers are using temporary workers on 457 visas to fill vacancies.   They say nursing graduates, engineers, welders, cooks and carpenters are a...