West Germany Soviet accord seen as step toward détente
The Guardian and press opinion pieces discuss West Germany’s treaty with the Soviet Union as a cautious move toward easing East West tension. They stress that while the accord signals a shift, core issues and security needs in Europe remain, with potential risks in Middle East refugees and broader strategic stability.
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Publicity foul up over Commonwealth health plan ad campaign
Perth officials report widespread confusion over the Commonwealth Government’s new health benefits plan ads in Western Australia. Callers inundated headquarters with questions about eligibility and coverage while WA staff describe the campaign as unclear and misleading.
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