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Australia’s national interest in maintaining or enhancing its influence in the Pacific Islands is best served by policies that also serve the national interests of Pacific Island states, writes Joanne Wallis.
The world will be watching Osaka next week for what is shaping up to be the most important G20 summit since the leaders convened to coordinate a response to the global financial crisis. The G20 has been less effective during ‘peace’ times but make no mistake, the global trading system is now in crisis.
Many now believe that the aggressive strategic competition that has emerged so suddenly between the United States and China is driving the global order towards a new bipolarity.
Shangri-La Dialogue 2019: trust is built through actions, not words
An expert panel suggest a progressive policy platform for Australia’s new government
Stephen Howes assesses domestic policy under Peter O'Neill
On this National Security Podcast we take a look at the Quadrilateral Security Dialogue, as well as at the nature of the relationships between the countries involved.
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