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11 September 2026

Political aftershock of 9/11 still being felt 25 years later - Helen Clark

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Political aftershock of 9/11 still being felt 25 years later - Helen Clark

The then-NZ prime minister sees alarming similarities between the subsequent war against Iraq and recent moves against Iran.

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