“I think we need to be very clear when we look at the style of @realDonaldTrump and his own background. He isn’t a national security person, he’s a businessman.” President Trump's former Russia adviser, Dr Fiona Hill, interviewed by @mfullilove https://t.co/k8LZrUH0uE https://t.co/qGZ8FZdtUA

An edited extract from @mcgregorrichard's Lowy Institute Research Note China’s Deep State: The Communist Party and the Coronavirus was published in the @FinancialReview https://t.co/Qu0bEiZPsB

The 2016 US election was, for Russia, ‘an opportunity to pay something back.’ My recent podcast guest, Dr Fiona Hill, on Russian interference in US elections. https://t.co/09pB8lUkxo https://t.co/jAegjoZKNW

'[Russia] sees China as a positive for them, rather than a negative... and they most certainly do not want to be pulled into an anti-China coalition.’ My guest on The Director’s Chair, Fiona Hill, on calls for US-Russia cooperation against China. https://t.co/09pB8lCJFQ https://t.co/crpXFAGCrs

Australia must prioritise education and research, in science and humanities, too. Regional engagement may depend on it. Thom Dixon of @aiiansw writes for The Interpreter. https://t.co/kHFIvn60Ok

"It would be good for Australia if our great security ally the United States were not run by a preposterous figure who is poorly suited to the presidency and is deeply unpopular around the world" @mfullilove in @Gallo_Ways @ErykBagshaw's article for @smh https://t.co/5tRgr9KdLT

Tough punishment will be a deterrent only if paired with a credible threat of prosecution and impartial judgement. Lowy Institute Research Associate @AlyssaLeng writes for The Interpreter. https://t.co/2juqUN3qNq

The invisible during the pandemic | Audrey Jiajia Li https://t.co/rlXXc1u0q0

"He is an alliance sceptic whereas Australians are alliance believers; he is sympathetic to isolationism, whereas Australians are inclined towards internationalism; he is hostile to free trade whereas we are a trading nation" @mfullilove on Donald Trump https://t.co/5tRgr9KdLT

‘When I started on that pathway [towards the diplomatic service], people kept saying…you need elocution lessons otherwise you’re not going to get very far.’ My guest on The Director’s Chair, Fiona Hill, reflects on her upbringing in northern England. https://t.co/09pB8lUkxo https://t.co/lOJXtqa1Rj