Cloudy Bay, South Bruny National Park, Tasmania

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Cloudy Bay, South Bruny National Park, Tasmania

Looking east along the three kilometre long Cloudy Bay beach with its pristine southern waters forming perfect waves along a remote part of Bruny Island's coastline. To the south lies the Tasman Sea, and beyond that Antarctica and the Southern Ocean.

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Czech president urges Nato to ‘show its teeth’ over Russia’s provocations

Former general Petr Pavel says Moscow’s testing of alliance’s eastern flank should be met with firm line

The Czech president, Petr Pavel, has urged Nato to “show its teeth” in response to Russia’s repeated testing of the alliance’s resolve on its eastern flank, suggesting a range of options including switching off its internet, cutting off its banks from global financial systems and shooting down jets that violate allied airspace.

Speaking to the Guardian in Prague, Pavel called for “decisive enough, potentially even asymmetric” responses to counter Moscow’s provocative behaviour against the alliance or risk the Kremlin intensifying its actions.

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