Archival article from The Melbourne Age newspaper – 5 December 1977, page 29, quoting then Yugoslav diplomat Dr Georgi Trajkovski. The article mysteriously appeared on the internet recently. ASIO WITHDRAWS SPY FILE by Sasha Uzunov In an unusual move the Australian Security Intelligence Organisation (ASIO), the country’s counter-intelligence agency, has withdrawn a de-classified file on […]
Herald Sun newspaper linkSource: Herald Sun Newspaper, Melbourne. SAS death in Afghanistan raises workload question UPDATE: Australia’s 33rd soldier to die in Afghanistan will be remembered as a ”soldier’s soldier”, but his death has raised questions about the operational tempo of the Special Air Services Regiment (SASR) in the conflict. read more…. ———– Some of us […]
KARMEIN CHAN COLD CASE by Sasha Uzunov Australians, and humans in general and the media by extension, have had a morbid interest in controversial crimes such as the murder case of Azaria Chamberlain, the baby taken and killed by a dingo more than 30 years ago. So much so that the simple facts can easily […]
The “Coming Balkan Caliphate” or a stage managed event?by Sasha Uzunov The time is for people to stay cool and not allow passions to rule them. For those not aware, last month during Orthodox Easter, five ethnic Macedonians in The Republic of Macedonia were murdered. News has come that suspected ‘Islamic terrorists’ were arrested in […]
www.cpac.ca/forms/index.asp?dsp=template&act=view3&template_id=1418&hl=e Canadian journalist Scott Taylor’s new doco about the F-35 fighter jet: The Politics of Procurement Canada needs a new fleet of fighter jets to replace the decades’ old CF-18s, but which aircraft at what cost? The government has already decided that the F-35 Joint Strike Fighter is the only one that can meet the […]
The story TEAM UZUNOV reported 2 years ago, now back in the news… AUSTRALIAN WOMEN IN COMBAT There are those who strongly oppose it. Both sides present strong arguments. Women in combat will probably become a reality more by default than by a political commitment to equal opportunity or grandstanding.http://teamuzunovmedia.blogspot.com/2009/09/australian-women-in-combat.html read on…
Ronald Reagan, 40th President of the United States of America, 1981-89 Was Reagan’s policy of taking a gun to a gunfight the right one after all? On Line Opinion: Australia’s e-journal of social and political debate. www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=11872&page=0 Was Reagan right? By Sasha Uzunov – posted Thursday, 7 April 2011 As a teenager growing up in […]
TEAM UZUNOV 1JOEL FITZGIBBON 0 Australia’s Defence Minister, Joel Fitzgibbon resigned last night. TEAM UZUNOV was the first to break the story of the war within Defence Department and Fitzgibbon when an “outsider” Tim Holding was floated to act as a troubleshooter in Afghanistan. http://www.onlineopinion.com.au/view.asp?article=8746&page=0At war with his own Defence DepartmentBy Sasha Uzunov – posted […]
Sasha Uzunov is an Australian journalist who has visited the Balkans region many times over a 20 year period. His article ‘Reverse Balkan blowback’ reveals the behind the scenes intrigues in the early years of the war in the former Yugoslavia and of the unintended involvement of Islamic terrorists, initially funded by the United States’s […]
Sasha Uzunov, Australian journalist and war reporter mentioned in new book by award winning Canadian reporter Scott Taylor. http://www.dmpibooks.com/book/978155365292Douglas & McIntyreUnembedded: Two Decades of Maverick War ReportingBy: Scott Taylor Excerpt from Chapter 9: Among the Mujahedeen On June 16, 2005, I received a telephone call from Zeynep Tugrul asking me to have a look at […]
