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Indigenous People in World Affairs

In late May, the world's biggest iron ore miner Rio Tinto legally destroyed two historically significant sacred caves in a Western Australian state, against...

Can a QUAD+ Decoupling Fund be possible to tackle China?

Authors: Dr Satoru Nagao and Gitanjali Sinha Roy The Coronavirus Pandemic has shaken the world to the highest possible risks the civilisation has seen in...

Challenges in Oceania: the fight over Pacific Island Countries (PICs)

Oceania has discovered itself in the last 15 years as a newly appealing region for world powers. As a matter of fact, right after...

Is this high time for QUAD Plus Diplomacy?

On March 20, 2020, the Quadrilateral Dialogue (QUAD) member countries, including Australia, Japan, India, and the United States, met through a video conference for...

China’s Post-COVID strategy

In the aftermath of the covid19 pandemic, the increasingly belligerent behaviour exhibited by China in South Asia and South East Asia and China’s imposition...

Iron Fist for Pacific East

“Americans performed three very different policies on the People’s Republic: From a total negation (and the Mao-time mutual annihilation assurances), to Nixon’s sudden cohabitation....

ABAC Release: Achieving Integration and Inclusion in the Age of Disruption

Business leaders from around the Asia-Pacific met in Sydney, Australia, last week to discuss the year ahead, including engaging with APEC senior officials on how best...

Why Australia’s 2019-2020 bushfire season was not normal, in three graphs

Data from satellite sources assembled by the United Nations Environment Programme’s (UNEP) World Environment Situation Room confirms that the wildfires in Australia in the last two months of...

Tipping Points in Australia’s Climate Change debates. Where to Now?

A record-breaking high summer came early to Australia in 2019. By October, the daily weather map of the country was charting the rapid spread of catastrophic...

The Fires of 2019–2020

Suddenly, sickeningly, the consequences of climate change have hit gentle, populated South-Eastern Australia. All up and down the usually well-watered Great Dividing Range, from Western Victoria around...

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Bessent’s “Economic D-Day” Is Regime Change by Other Means

When a Treasury secretary reaches for Normandy to describe...

Why Moscow Is Courting Global Talent: Bridge Awards Chair Explains Russia’s Strategy

In line with Russia's state policy, International Bridge Awards...

The Chinese Connection

Priority number one is not the Ukraine-Russia war or...

Why the US and Israel Are Watching Egypt-China Ties After Xi’s Visit

Chinese President Xi Jinping's visit to Cairo represents a...
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