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Tag Archives: Australia-China relations
NICK DEANE. Reflecting on Troubled Waters. South China Sea
The dispute in the South China Sea should not, legitimately, involve Australia. We are only involved because we have such close military ties with the United States. War between the US and China is not inevitable, but dangerous, military … Continue reading
Posted in Defence/Security, Politics, World Affairs
Tagged Australia-China relations, IPAN, Nick Deane, Pine Gap, South China Sea
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RICHARD WOOLCOTT. In the general election, do you think the government’s and the ALP’s foreign policies are sound?
This was a question asked of me by the Australian Institute of International Affairs. My answer is ‘No’ for the following reasons.
Posted in Politics, World Affairs
Tagged ALP foreign policy, Australia-China relations, Coalition foreign policy, independent foreign policy, Richard Woolcott
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