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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

It Seems Russia is Rigging America’s Election, but is it True?

Efforts to make it appear like Russia is rigging this year’s presidential election are a danger to the world, a message we are hearing from security insiders. The Russian government denies involvement, and, to the outside world, the Russian government is Putin and Lavrov, certainly people no one can accuse of being fools. Yet...

Gordon Duff

US is Concerned about the Steps China is about to Take in Central Asia

Recently, a new stage in the confrontation between China and the United States has unfolded in the vast expanses across Central Asia (CA, Afghanistan, India, and Pakistan. As Washington and Delhi draw closer to each other, Beijing is developing closer ties with the countries in Central Asia, Iran, and Pakistan. Afghanistan...

Vladimir Odintsov

Erdogan Brings his ‘Ottoman Ambitions’ to the Middle East

Salman Rafi Sheikh

New US Ambassador Seeks to Drag Thailand into US-China Conflict

Joseph Thomas

By Making Relations with China Worse, Washington is Damaging its Ties with the EU

Vladimir Danilov

Is the Chinese Threat along Australian Borders Real?

Dmitry Bokarev

PRC President on China and Tibet

Vladimir Terehov

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