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RICHARD WOOLCOTT. The Trump Presidency and Australia. Quo vadis series.
Quo vadis – Australian foreign policy and ANZUS Summary. Our relationship with the US is of course very important and substantial. This does not mean that we should be seen as not responding quickly to the greatly changed world of … Continue reading
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Tagged Arab Spring, Australian republic, Paul Keating., Richard Woolcott, Sabam Siagian, South China Sea, Trump pr4esidency, US pivot
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