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To Compete With Beijing, the Quad Must Remain Pro-Asia, Not Anti-China

To Compete With Beijing, the Quad Must Remain Pro-Asia, Not Anti-China

By Zachary Durkee
Countries across Southeast Asia do not wish to be pushed into choosing sides when their economic futures depend on maintaining positive ties with China and the United States.
The Quad Conducts Malabar Naval Exercise 

The Quad Conducts Malabar Naval Exercise 

By Rajeswari Pillai Rajagopalan
Australia is back for the second year in a row, underscoring the Quad’s deepening commitment to cooperation in the Indo-Pacific.

How Australia’s Family Courts Are Failing Children

How Australia’s Family Courts Are Failing Children

By Grant Wyeth
A recent study peels back the veil on Australia’s family courts.

Australian Government Agrees to Implement Magnitsky-like Laws

Australian Government Agrees to Implement Magnitsky-like Laws

By Philip Citowicki
The reforms will enable the imposition of targeted financial sanctions and travel bans on individuals for a broad litany of violations.

In Exporting Problems, Australia Risks Damaging Ties With New Zealand

In Exporting Problems, Australia Risks Damaging Ties With New Zealand

By Grant Wyeth
With deportations, Australia is demonstrating a knee-jerk self-interest, divorced from the wider realities of the Australia-New Zealand relationship. 
Can Australian Rules Football Rule Australia?

Can Australian Rules Football Rule Australia?

By Grant Wyeth
One distinct regional difference within Australia is in preference for sporting codes, but the Australian Football League brushes off its most devoted locales to chase rugby-dominated markets.

COVID-19 and Fortress Australia

COVID-19 and Fortress Australia

By Grant Wyeth
The value of being inside Australia may have risen during the pandemic, but the value of being an Australian citizen has clearly decreased. 
China’s Repression Reaches Australian Universities

China’s Repression Reaches Australian Universities

By Joshua Mcdonald
A new Human Rights Watch report details Chinese government efforts to surveil and intimidate Chinese students attending Australian universities. 

Australia, the Lucky Country, Could Be More Generous

Australia, the Lucky Country, Could Be More Generous

By Joshua Mcdonald
The recent Australian budget leaves little breathing room for Pacific Island nations.

How the COVID-19 Pandemic Loosened Australia’s Federation

How the COVID-19 Pandemic Loosened Australia’s Federation

By Grant Wyeth
The premiers of New South Wales and Victoria could once again become Australia’s most powerful political actors. 

Australia-China Trade Tensions Persist With Cancelled Agreements and Sharp Statements

Australia-China Trade Tensions Persist With Cancelled Agreements and Sharp Statements

By Joshua Mcdonald
Canberra and Beijing pass the one-year mark of increased tensions over COVID-19 origins and the subsequent trade war.
Australia Avoids Reckoning With Afghanistan War Crimes Allegations

Australia Avoids Reckoning With Afghanistan War Crimes Allegations

By Joshua Mcdonald
More cases of alleged unlawful killings and abuse by Australian special forces in Afghanistan arise.

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