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

There has long been a struggle for economic and political dominance in the Indo-Pacific Region (IPR, in which the most powerful players and main competitors are China and the United States. Many regional states are concerned about China's rapid economic and political expansion, as well as its growing military power. This concern...

Dmitry Bokarev

Australia’s China Relationship Facing New Challenges

Some years ago the late Prime Minister of Singapore Lee Kuan Yew predicted that Australia would become “the poor white trash of Asia.” His words at the time shocked the Australian body politic and were fiercely denied. After all, Australia at the time was enjoying its largest trading boost with its Asian neighbours and nobody in the country could envisage...

James ONeill

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

First Reactions of Japan, India, China on the Change of Administration in the US

Vladimir Terehov

Britain Returns to Oceania

Sofia Pale

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

James ONeill

New Zealand's New Foreign Minister Refuses to Join West's China-Bashing

Joseph Thomas

The “Cartoon” Incident in Sino-Australian Relations

Vladimir Terehov

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