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Australian Foreign Policy
Interview: Kevin Rudd
By Maurits Elen
The former Australian prime minister on China's rise, U.S.-China relations, and Australia's role in the Asia-Pacific.
Relax. Indian Access to Australian Uranium Is No Threat
By Poorvie P. Patel
Concerns that Australian uranium could end up in an Indian nuclear bomb are overstated.
Australia’s Worldview, Minus the Spin
By Elliot Brennan
Is Australia moving out of the “slipstream” of power?
Time to Rethink the Australia-Indonesia Relationship
By Allan Behm
Canberra can do more to inject a measure of purpose and connection into bilateral ties.
Budgets, Diplomacy and Australia’s Foreign Aid
By Elliot Brennan
Australian diplomacy is going through an “unsettled period.”
Australia, MIKTA and the Middle Power Question
By Helen Clark
A seemingly semantic debate is revealing of Australia’s international ambitions and its place in the world.
Australia To Join China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank
By Ankit Panda
Australia announced that it will join the China-led Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank (AIIB) as a founding member.
Australia and Vietnam Enhance Their Comprehensive Partnership
By Carl Thayer
Both sides also agreed to raise bilateral relations to a strategic partnership in the future.
Australia Should Not Lose Sight of the Indo-Pacific Theater
By Philipp Ivanov
A year of crises should not divert Canberra’s attention from a vital region.
Australia Votes 'No' On Palestinian Draft Resolution at UNSC
By Ankit Panda
Australia joined the United States in voting "no" on a UN Security Council draft resolution on Palestine.
Australia Needs a Foreign Policy Vision
By Elliot Brennan
The Abbott government must break Australia’s “provincial reflex” in foreign policy.
Tony Abbott: The Unlikely Globalist?
By Michael Sheldrick and Akram Azimi
The prime minister’s foreign policy approach has evolved markedly over the past year. But is it meaningful?