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

In recent years, Australia has established increasingly close economic relations with China yet, at the same time, it relies on a strategic alliance with the United States being the guarantor of its defense capability. But Australia's growing dependence on trade with China is having an increasing impact on foreign policy. Canberra...

Dmitry Bokarev

Australia Confronts a Changing Economic World

The nature of Australia’s trading relationship with the rest of the world has changed dramatically in the 75 years since the end of World War II. In 1945–46 the total value of Australia’s exports of goods and services was $19 billion. It remained relatively low for the next 25 years, passing $50 billion only in 1969-70. It took a further 15 years to double, passing...

James ONeill

Is the Chinese Threat along Australian Borders Real?

For more than one-and-a-half centuries, threats to Australia’s territorial integrity have remained relatively remote and very unlikely. The only time in history when Australian territory was subject to attack occurred during the years of WWII, when Japanese bombers carried out air raids, and the enemy fleet operated in its waters. Along with that, Japan chose the...

Dmitry Bokarev

Norfolk Island and Australia: Forced Integration

Sofia Pale

Australia: Willing Pawn in US Struggle with China

Tony Cartalucci

The Latest 2+2 Australia-US Ministerial Consultations (AUSMIN)

Vladimir Terehov

On Australia’s Potential Participation in the Malabar Exercise

Vladimir Terehov

Australia is Reclaiming Oceania

Sofia Pale

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