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The UK deal on Diego Garcia is positive, but it won’t reverse declining support for the rules-based order
The UK government announced last week that it will cede sovereignty of the Chagos archipelago to Mauritius. The agreement ...
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Does Finland’s "total defence" doctrine hold lessons for Australia?
Liberal democracy doesn’t defend itself. The Finns know a thing or two about protecting it.
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The cruelty in banning Afghan women from poetry
While the Taliban claims that it is acting on Afghan culture, by banning women’s access to poetry it is acting completely ...
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EVs to the internet: Can the US and China unwind technology interdependence without disaster?
As our world becomes more digitally interdependent, geopolitical competition is increasingly centred around technology. The ...
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Governor Tim Walz and Minnesota’s relations with China
China again looms large in the US presidential election campaign. Republican critics have in recent weeks honed their attacks ...
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Conversations: The global impact of a Harris or Trump victory
With less than a month to go before one of the most consequential presidential elections in US history, Lowy Institute ...
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Whither the BRICS?
Russian President Vladimir Putin will host the 25th BRICS summit in the Russian city of Kazan on 22–24 October. It comes at a time when BRICS – comprising Brazil, Russia, India, China, and ...
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Peter Varghese on “constraining” China
“The unresolved tension at the core of Australia’s strategic policy” makes for an intriguing headline in today’s Australian Financial Review, and the op-ed by former foreign affairs department boss ...