Abbott’s Syria comments show ‘John Wayne diplomacy’: Rudd
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has seized on Tony Abbott's baddies versus baddies comment on Syria to question his credentials to represent Australia internationally.
Tag: chemical weapons
No Australian troops for Syria, but proof of chemical attack: Carr
Foreign Minister Bob Carr has told a group of Perth business leaders that he believes that the al-Assad regime was responsible for a devastating chemical attack in Damascus last week, although he does not foresee a role for Australian troops in the conflict.
Rudd, Obama in talks as Syria strike looms
Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has likened the ever worsening civil war in Syria to past atrocities, warning the world would be judged for inaction.
Rudd calls chemical attack ‘repugnant’, world debates Syria war
Australian Prime Minister Kevin Rudd has called the alleged chemical attack on civilians in Damascus "repugnant" as France pledges armed intervention in the Syrian civil war.
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