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Australian Self Interest Sacrificed in a Needless Economic War with China

This week the Australian government took its expected step and cancelled the Belt and Road Initiative agreement that the Australian State of Victoria had signed with the Chinese. The move was not unexpected and had been signalled by the government some time ago. The ostensible reason for the cancellation was that it was...

James ONeill

Australia's Self-Inflicted Economic Woes Continue

Australia had until recently been enjoying economic growth alongside the rise of China. This all changed when Canberra began following Washington's lead, antagonising China, and in what would snowball into a costly, self-inflicted economic crisis. Today, Australia not only faces mounting barriers to trade erected by China in response to Australia's systematic antagonism...

Joseph Thomas

Building an anti-China Alliance is the Last US Bid for Political Survival in Asia & the Pacific

While the recently held QUAD summit-meeting did not mention China directly, there is little gainsaying that the basic thrust of the group is against China. Although there are internal disagreements on whether to tackle China through military means or otherwise, or whether to keep this grouping strictly anti-China or not...

Salman Rafi Sheikh

New Zealand at a Crossroads: Foreign Policy Challenges in 2021

Petr Konovalov

Australia’s Treatment of Refugees a National Disgrace

James ONeill

Australian-Indian Economic Cooperation a Counterweight to the Belt and Road Initiative

Dmitry Bokarev

Australia’s China Relationship Facing New Challenges

James ONeill

Do Penguins Really Need an Australian Concrete Airstrip?

Valery Kulikov

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