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Great Game On: Exploring the Eurasian Power Shift
While Russia and the Soviet Union once exerted considerable power and influence over central Asian countries as primary ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs1d
Waking a Sleeping Giant: the case for the rearmament and independence of Europe
Jarrah Turner is an Assistant Editor at Australian Outlook and a Graduate of International Relations and German Language from ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs1d
Testing the Limits: China's Military Actions in the Tasman Sea and Strategic Implications
China’s unprecedented naval drills in the Tasman Sea signal a bold shift in its military strategy. Timed with US Indo-Pacific Commander Samuel J. Paparo’s visit to Canberra, this move tests regional ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs2d
Media Reporting Literacy in Maritime Issues: An Overlooked Key to Regional Cooperation
Strategic media engagement is a crucial yet often overlooked tool for fostering collaboration in maritime issues. One of the ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs2d
Ishiba-Trump Summit: A Cornerstone of Stability in the Indo-Pacific Region
The sequence of diplomatic engagements further reflects the Indo-Pacific’s centrality in US geostrategic planning: Ishiba met ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs5d
Australian Beef and Lamb in Japan’s Growing Muslim-Friendly Tourism Industry
The increasing Muslim presence in Japan highlights the importance of Australian meat in meeting the dietary needs of Muslim tourists. Many visitors I interviewed mentioned that finding halal food, ...
Australian Institute of International Affairs7d
Torres Strait Treaty
This week in Australian foreign affairs: Aus-PNG defence treaty announced; Wong appoints multiple senior foreign postings; Marles comments on Chinese ships on Australia's east coast, flares deployed ...