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The Release of the ‘Bali Five’ Was a Masterclass in Foreign Diplomacy and Cooperation

The Release of the ‘Bali Five’ Was a Masterclass in Foreign Diplomacy and Cooperation

By Aisyah Llewellyn
In negotiating the return of the Australian drug convicts, Jakarta and Canberra have displayed tact and sensitivity.

The Good, the Bad, and the Uncertain of Australia’s Economic Outlook

The Good, the Bad, and the Uncertain of Australia’s Economic Outlook

By Luke Hartigan
The Australian economy has had a tough few years, but there are some reasons to be positive, and other reasons to be not so positive.
‘Bali Nine’ Drug Convicts Return to Australia After Indonesia Deal

‘Bali Nine’ Drug Convicts Return to Australia After Indonesia Deal

By Sebastian Strangio
The five men have returned to Australia after having the rest of their life sentences commuted "on humanitarian grounds."

Australia-Japan Defense Cooperation Must Stand on Its Own

Australia-Japan Defense Cooperation Must Stand on Its Own

By Tom Corben
The Australia-Japan-U.S. partnership might be at the core of the three countries’ regional deterrence strategy, but it will only ever be as strong as its weakest link. 

The Nauru-Australia Security Treaty: Win-Win or Trouble Ahead?

The Nauru-Australia Security Treaty: Win-Win or Trouble Ahead?

By Joanne Wallis and Jack Corbett
At first glance, Australia’s new treaty with Nauru seems to be benefit both sides. But questions remain.

What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?
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What’s Driving Taiwan’s Mass Protests?

Getting Australian Cities Back to Health

Getting Australian Cities Back to Health

By Jinhee Kim
Australia drifted away from the Healthy Cities movement it helped start. It can still get back on track.

The End of Japan’s Hydrogen Rush in Australia?

The End of Japan’s Hydrogen Rush in Australia?

By Daisuke Akimoto
Facing bureaucratic hurdles and questionable profits, some major Japanese companies are withdrawing from their hydrogen partnerships in Australia.
The Risks of Australia’s Approach to Sanctions

The Risks of Australia’s Approach to Sanctions

By Sara Dehm and Jessica Whyte
Australia has long aligned with the United States on sanctions. With Trump’s return, this is an increasingly dangerous approach.

Will AUKUS Survive the Trump Administration?

Will AUKUS Survive the Trump Administration?

By Christopher Featherstone
Trump's reelection constitutes crisis time for AUKUS.

Why Is Australia Banning Social Media for Youth Under 16?

Why Is Australia Banning Social Media for Youth Under 16?

By Grant Wyeth
Canberra is sounding the alarm: Social media usage has been linked to a host of horrible outcomes for youth and something needs to be done.

A Little Less Like-minded? Australia and the US Under Trump 2.0

A Little Less Like-minded? Australia and the US Under Trump 2.0

By Grant Wyeth
How does Australia approach a world where the idea of the U.S. being a “like-mind” becomes questionable? 
Japan, Germany Listed as Finalists for Royal Australian Navy’s Future Frigates

Japan, Germany Listed as Finalists for Royal Australian Navy’s Future Frigates

By Takahashi Kosuke
Will Australia strategically choose Tokyo to strengthen bilateral cooperation? Or will it opt for a German-designed frigate that is familiar to the Royal Australian Navy?

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