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Biden’s diplomatic team debut is heartening for Australia
Commentary
Biden’s diplomatic team debut is heartening for Australia
Canberra wants Beijing and Washington to manage their contest, so that the rest of us can get on with making our way in the world. Originally published in the Australian Financial…
By Michael Fullilove
Alaska tirade shows China and the US are further apart than ever
Commentary
Alaska tirade shows China and the US are further apart than ever
Beijing pushback a sign of its growing confidence abroad. Originally published in Nikkei Asia.
By Richard McGregor
Australia can teach the UK a lesson in Chinese wrath
Commentary
Australia can teach the UK a lesson in Chinese wrath
London may have to learn the hard way that it cannot have its cake and eat it with Beijing. Originally published in the Financial Times.
By Richard McGregor
‘A dam has been breached’: a COVID crisis on our doorstep shows how little we pay attention to PNG
Commentary
‘A dam has been breached’: a COVID crisis on our doorstep shows how little we pay attention to PNG
Originally published in The Conversation.
By Ian Kemish
Lowy Institute Conversations: Zoe Daniel on the legacy of the Trump administration
Podcasts
Lowy Institute Conversations: Zoe Daniel on the legacy of the Trump administration
In this episode of Lowy Institute Conversations, Research Fellow Lydia Khalil sits down with Zoe Daniel to discuss her new book, Greetings from Trumpland.
By Lydia Khalil
Southeast Asia’s post-pandemic recovery outlook
Commentary
Southeast Asia’s post-pandemic recovery outlook
Originally published on Brooking's Order From Chaos blog.
By Roland Rajah
All risk, few options in Myanmar
Commentary
All risk, few options in Myanmar
The coup in Myanmar will weaken ASEAN just when outsiders want it to look solid in an era of big-power competition. Originally published in the Australian Financial Review.
By Ben Bland
China’s threat to the US makes us a power player
Commentary
China’s threat to the US makes us a power player
There’s a seminal shift underway in Australia’s relationship with the US based on mutual need and Morrison’s determination to act more forcefully. Originally published in The…
By Alan Dupont
The Director’s Chair: Marcus Wallenberg on the Wallenberg family, the global economy and COVID
Podcasts
The Director’s Chair: Marcus Wallenberg on the Wallenberg family, the global economy and COVID
In this episode of The Director’s Chair, Michael Fullilove speaks with international business leader Marcus Wallenberg. 
By Michael Fullilove