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Australia-Taiwan relations
Moving Toward Sustainable Australia-Taiwan Ties
By Sana Hashmi and Alan Yang
Australia is now moving away from the narrative that inching closer to Taiwan will anger China.
Tony Abbott in Taiwan: An Imperfect Messenger
By Grant Wyeth
Abbott’s visit may have been counterproductive both for Taiwan itself and for Taiwan’s support in Australia.
Connecting the Vertices: Prospects for Australia-Taiwan Relations
By Jung-Ming Chang
As the U.S. tightens ties with both Taiwan and Australia, it's time for Canberra and Taipei to do the same.
Time to Take Taiwan Studies Beyond America
By Marcin Jerzewski and Sana Hashmi
Taiwan could gain outsized rewards from promoting the field in Australia, India, and Indonesia.
Taiwan Touts Australian ‘Freedom Wine’ In Opposition to Chinese Tariffs
By Nick Aspinwall
President Tsai Ing-wen has prioritized Taiwan-Australia ties as part of her New Southbound Policy, and there’s momentum on both sides toward a potential trade agreement.
Heaven and Earth in Chinese Art: Politics on Display in Australia
By Grant Wyeth
The broader definition of what constitutes the entity of “China” is on display in Sydney in more ways than one.
The Qantas Quandary: Is Taiwan in China?
By Grant Wyeth
Recently Australia’s Qantas airlines changed the language it uses to refer to Taiwan at Beijing’s request.
Locating Taiwan on Australia’s Strategic Radar
By Sinclaire Prowse
Australia faces fundamental strategic choices when it comes to Taiwan.
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