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JOSEPH CAMILLERI. New series. We can say ‘no’ to the Americans.
Australia at the crossroads of time and imagination Can Australia rise to the challenge of a rapidly transforming world or is it bound to the myths of a bygone age?
Posted in Defence/Security, International Affairs
Tagged ANZUS alliance, Asia Pacific security, intelligence links with US, Joseph Camilleri, Series 'no', South China Sea, UN Security Council
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Gareth Evans. Time for the middle powers to step up.
Posted in International Affairs, Politics
Tagged Asia Pacific security, Beijing in the South China Sea, East Asia Forum, East Asian summit, Gareth Evans, middle power diplomacy
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