Lowy Institute Nonresident Fellow @MLVarrall writes for @ANZ_bluenotes https://t.co/CbSANRLnD5

A project to build bullet train lines across India is part of a burgeoning trans-Asian partnership. @pomegranitaa writes for The Interpreter. https://t.co/HsiQvmpQnw

"It's good to have friends in the world" @RNicholasBurns recalls a conversation with @CondoleezzaRice on the latest episode of The Director's Chair, hosted by @mfullilove https://t.co/noAPrggg18 https://t.co/CMGBOQEa86

This will be great. https://t.co/Z2QMRvQAbe

Ruth Bader Ginsburg had a deep faith in America’s capacity for self-correction. Her absence puts it to the test. @erinehurley writes for The Interpreter. https://t.co/Rn71Vn3ddO

"According to Australia-based think tank, the Lowy Institute, Taiwan spent between $11 million and $22 million in official development assistance grants - the 'gold standard' in foreign aid - in the Solomon Islands each year between 2011 and 2017." @cnni https://t.co/duC7pqGgcY

Development funding, security presence and historical claims on territory raise questions about China’s objectives. Dr Suzanne Levi-Sanchez of @NavalWarCollege writes for The Interpreter. https://t.co/gzsrJ3FW9O

Join @billbirtles of @abcnews and @MikeSmithAFR of @FinancialReview, both recently advised by the Australian government to leave China, along with @KirstyLNeedham of @Reuters and Lowy Institute's @mcgregorrichard for a discussion on Aus-China relations. https://t.co/ECMKY7c0Hz

Ginsburg’s pendulum | Erin Hurley https://t.co/CRwRu5zHNJ

Cover story of this week’s @NAR is an adapted extract from Man of Contradictions, examining Jokowi’s economic policy https://t.co/ROq9wcCcKS https://t.co/amMglZbWw5