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Australia Slow to Learn From the Lessons of History
Australia will hold a general election no later than May of this year. According to the opinion polls, it should be a victory for the Labor Party. They have consistently held a lead over the governing coalition of Liberal and National party members for a considerable period of time, the last opinion poll published less than one week ago showing them with a commanding 10-point...
James ONeill
Australian Foreign and Defence Policy Makers Make One Bad Choice After Another
Australia recently cancelled its order for eight French built submarines. The cancellation was incredibly badly handled with the French being kept in the dark about the decision until long after it had been taken. The problem was compounded by the Defence and Foreign Ministers being in communication with the French after the cancellation...
James ONeill
US Torches Solomon Islands for Choosing China
Recent unrest in the Solomon Islands, a small Oceania nation northeast of Australia’s coasts, is a reminder of just how far the US is willing to go to penalize nations for choosing to do business with China versus obeying threats from Washington not to. Reuters in an article titled, “Explainer: -What is behind unrest in the Solomon Islands?,” would report...
Brian Berletic
How the RCEP Could Derail the US Plans in the Indo-Pacific
Salman Rafi Sheikh
The Australian Government Faces a Sea of Woes
James ONeill
On the Second Summit of the Quad Participants
Vladimir Terehov
US is Seeking to Build a QUAD No One Wants
Salman Rafi Sheikh
The United States, United Kingdom, Australia Deal Contains Many Pitfalls
James ONeill
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