Australia urged to look to the Indo-Pacific Bethany Latham 16 June 2020 We need to keep China in perspective and also turn our attention to India and other nations to our west, says Professor Rory […] Read More
Whither Australia-China Trade? By Professor Tony Makin 16 June 2020 The Australia-China trade relationship is currently under significant strain. In the long run, increased protectionism would not improve Australia’s economic welfare. Read More
The European Union, Brexit, and COVID-19 By Colin Chapman FAIIA 15 June 2020 With hopes of an EU-UK trade deal diminishing, both sides are actively preparing for a “no-deal” Brexit. While the deal is on the forefront of British lawmakers’ agendas, the EU’s attention is now focused on producing a COVID-19 recovery package. Read More
Australia In the World: Episode 49 By Allan Gyngell AO FAIIA and Dr Darren Lim 15 June 2020 US turmoil; India CSP; G-7; WHO lessons; HK; Australian geoeconomics. Read More
India-Australia Virtual Summit: What Did We Achieve? By Kanchi Mathur 15 June 2020 India and Australia’s relationship has evolved over the years. Once estranged nations now look to one another as key strategic and diplomatic partners in the Indian Ocean region and in the Indo-Pacific region at large. Read More
Love in the time of Covid: China’s relationship with the Arab states Marcus McCulloch 13 June 2020 On the 13th of February – the day before Valentine’s Day – Riyadh promised Beijing a generous gift: […] Read More
Partnerships for Recovering Australia’s Influence By Melissa Conley Tyler FAIIA 12 June 2020 The Australian government had originally planned to release a long-term international development policy, but COVID-19 derailed this. Instead it was decided to release a policy for the next two or so years covering the COVID-19 crisis and aftermath. Read More
India’s Response to the Coronavirus Crisis By Professor Raghbendra Jha 11 June 2020 As crises go, they rarely come bigger than the Coronavirus pandemic. With India now emerging from the world’s largest lockdown, it appears to have weathered the crisis reasonably well. Read More
Could the Coronavirus Strengthen Rather Than Threaten Geopolitical Europe? By Ivana Damjanovic and Nicolas de Sadeleer 11 June 2020 The challenges of economic recovery have exposed the need for solidarity in Europe. The pandemic provides a remarkable opportunity for boosting European integration internally and for implementing a new external geopolitical vision. Read More
Foreshadowing a Coronavirus Royal Commission By Emeritus Professor Ramesh Thakur FAIIA 11 June 2020 If ever there was justification for a Royal Commission, this is it. Its primary term of reference should not be to apportion blame, but to identify how we can prepare better for the next big one. Read More
Jerry Yan 11 June 2020 Jerry Yan is working towards a masters degree from the National Security College at the Australian National University. This article reflects his own […] Read More