What calculation is behind Trump’s mediation in Serbia-Kosovo’s so-called “no-deal” agreements? Dr Nina Markovic Khaze of @Macquarie_Uni and Dr Perparim Xhaferi of @unimelb write for The Interpreter. https://t.co/5kI5sUpgTm

In this episode of The Director’s Chair, @mfullilove speaks with @RNicholasBurns Ambassador Burns is a @Kennedy_School professor, Executive Director of @AspenStrategy, and one of the leading American diplomats of his generation. https://t.co/JdcqMnbgqT

Funding the deficit is a necessary short-term measure, but “free money” can lead down a dangerous path. Nonresident Fellow Stephen Grenville and @RolandMRajah write for The Interpreter. https://t.co/MkYs3f0igi

Lowy Institute Senior Fellow @mcgregorrichard speaks with Yun Sun of @Stimson_EAsia to get a Chinese perspective on Beijing’s latest foreign policy moves. Listen to this episode of COVIDcast. https://t.co/KMUelcBegl

As Australia and China compete to get the most out of their bilateral relationship, Canberra should produce better decisions than Beijing is able to. https://t.co/3do35qvope Great analysis by @Ben_G_Scott

Judicious article on Australia-China relations by my @LowyInstitute colleague @Ben_G_Scott - a welcome new voice in the foreign policy debate. https://t.co/rZ87HHgVIA

"The best decision requires the best analysis." @Ben_G_Scott on why transparent and contestable decision-making, not over-correction, is central to Australia’s competitive edge on China. https://t.co/qTCUTqXkyB, via @LowyInstitute

A conversation with Shivshankar Menon on current Chinese foreign policy, the third in a series featuring voices from outside the Anglosphere #wolfwarriors https://t.co/E01uGMVjwB

While the music has its origins in the US, hip-hop artists elsewhere have also used their music and rhymes as a tool of protest. @mubashardhaka writes for The Interpreter. https://t.co/HsEUbEKiC3

As we release the second update of the Pacific Aid Map, an analytical tool that collates and analyses data on all aid projects in the Pacific, join us to hear from regional experts and development partners on how #COVIDー19 is playing out in the Pacific. https://t.co/fvBPn2xIpW