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Australia’s policy in Oceania: militarisation and arrogance

In the spring of 2024, the Australian Government adopted the first National Defence Strategy in its history. It is designed to identify completely new approaches to ‘protecting the country and its interests’. Over the past decade, the country has been aggressively increasing military construction and has now officially consolidated this process in its course of development. How are Australian military and political ambitions impacting the South Pacific region?

Ksenia Muratshina

China and Japan are becoming more active in the Pacific Ocean

A number of recent events have indicated the increased diplomatic activity of China and Japan, two leading Asian powers, with island countries located in the Pacific Ocean.

Vladimir Terehov

Taiwan's Strategic Importance to Russia

Taiwan, also known by its former name Formosa, is a renegade province of the People’s Republic of China. Being the renegade province, Taiwan remains the bone of contention between China and the United States (U.S.) and its allies. Taiwan is an island and the largest island of China, whereas, the Hainan Island is the second-largest island.

Simon Westwood

Asia-Pacific between Starlink and star wars

Ksenia Muratshina

Why Washington’s Plans to Turn Taiwan Strait into “Hellscape” are Fundamentally Flawed

Brian Berletic

A chronicle of inter-Korean tensions in spring 2024. Part One: Actions of the South

Konstantin Asmolov

Cambodia Doesn’t Owe Washington an Explanation Over China Ties

Brian Berletic

On Australia's "National Defence Strategy": Does the country remain in a "stretch" position between the US and the PRC?

Vladimir Terehov

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