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

In his recent article, a Canadian analyst Patrick Armstrong took a detailed look at current United States policy toward its European allies. Although he does not mention Australia once in his article, much of what Mr Armstrong has to say about United States policy toward its European “allies” is of direct relevance to Australia...
James ONeill

The United States and China in Oceania: the Showdown Is Heating Up

During the modern stage in the geopolitical rivalry among world powers to gain influence in the Asia-Pacific, where it shows up most vividly is in the southern part of the Pacific Ocean: Australia, China, the United States, and Japan are all trying hard to become chummy with the countries in Oceania, but each of those is pursuing…
Petr Konovalov

The Holy Synod Expands the Scope of its Pastoral Responsibility to Papua New Guinea

Over the past few years, both Russian and foreign media have increasingly been reporting on the development of Russia's relations with Papua New Guinea, the largest island nation in Oceania, with a population of almost 9 million people. Another area of media interest has been the activities...
Sofia Pale

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

Dmitry Bokarev

Australia Confronts a Changing Economic World

James ONeill

Is the Chinese Threat along Australian Borders Real?

Dmitry Bokarev

Norfolk Island and Australia: Forced Integration

Sofia Pale

Australia: Willing Pawn in US Struggle with China

Tony Cartalucci
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