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CAVAN HOGUE. Has the alliance got us into more trouble than it has got us out of? Quo vadis series.
Quo vadis – Australian foreign policy and ANZUS. Summary. Trump does give us an opportunity to do things we should have done long ago.
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Tagged 'rules-based international order', ANZUS, ANZUS as insurance policy, Cavan-Hogue, climate change, consultation in ANZUS, East-Timor, intelligence sharing, Pine Gap, Trump presidency, west New Guinea
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RICHARD WOOLCOTT. The American alliance and Vice President Biden’s recent visit.
Vice President Biden’s speech at the Paddington Town Hall on 20 July was by invitation only. I had met Vice President Biden three years ago in Washington when I was on the Board of the Australian-American Leadership Dialogue. He was friendly … Continue reading
