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Do Penguins Really Need an Australian Concrete Airstrip?

The Australian government has announced plans to build the region’s largest infrastructure project, a new airport with a concrete airstrip in Antarctica near Davis Station (east of the continent, one of three Australian research stations in Antarctica. Davis Station has been in existence since 1957 and is served by 19 people, in addition to more than 100 people living and...

Valery Kulikov

Australia-China Relations Set for a Long Period in the Wilderness

China is, and has been for many years, Australia’s most important trading partner. Up to the end of 2019, China took nearly 40% of all of Australia’s exports. It is not a trading relationship that any sane country would really jeopardise. Yet that is precisely what the Australian government has been doing, and under the present political...

James ONeill

The “Cartoon” Incident in Sino-Australian Relations

The reason for the latest scandal in Sino-Australian relations was when an official representative from the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs posted a cartoon on Twitter about, to put it mildly, the “serious costs” incurred by the “limited contingent” of Australian armed forces during their stay in Afghanistan. Throughout this period, which can be counted as starting in November...

Vladimir Terehov

Australia Faces New Challenges in its Relationship With China

James ONeill

China’s Reaction to Australian Thoughtlessness Makes an Overdue Point

James ONeill

Australia Faces Challenging Times Caused by Deteriorating Relations with China

James ONeill

Australia is Learning the Hard Way the Price of its Adherence to US Foreign Policy

James ONeill

Port of Darwin: Australia's Relationship between China and the US

Dmitry Bokarev

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