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What are the Foreign Policy Opportunities for Australia's Superannuation Sector?
The scale of Australia’s superannuation pool also presents foreign policy opportunities. However, without a coherent foreign ...
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The Pahalgam Attack Is a Grim Reminder That the Kashmir Conflict Is Far From Over
Akshit Tyagi has worked full-time as a business and financial journalist in India for Republic TV and part-time for other ...
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The Risks of Proliferation in a Nuclear Age of Entropy
US allies are revisiting their nuclear security arrangements in response to American pressure. For some who have long placed ...
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Connecting the Dots between Energy Transition and China in Australia
It is telling to contrast Australia’s alarming under-reaction to the collapse of the post-WWII order with its spectacular ...
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Beyond Fragmentation: How Xi’s China Implements Foreign Policy
Rather than a fragmented struggle between competing interests, Xi’s China reveals a more coherent foreign policy architecture ...
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Built on "Hopes and Dreams" – AUKUS and the Future of Australian Foreign Policy
AUKUS represents the single biggest military agreement Australia has ever entered into. Sadly, at a cost of AUD$368 billion, ...
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Reinventing Marcos: From Dictator to Hero
The book examines the disinformation campaigns that have since transformed Marcos’s image from that of corrupt, violent ...
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Canada’s 2025 Election: More Decline or Canadian Renaissance?
This contest between Conservative leader Pierre Poilievre and unelected Liberal Party leader, and prime minister, Mark Carney, will determine whether Canada can reverse a decade of economic ...