“It would be irresponsible for the United States to leave itself no option in the event of Chinese aggression other than war. But nor should Washington abandon Taiwan.” Read the analysis by Patrick Porter and Michael Mazarr: https://t.co/Bo4YnxiFWT

The connectivity trade-off from social media misinformation | Andressa Oliveira https://t.co/8fdMuhcsXR

Explore seventeen years of polling data to understand Australian attitudes to the world on the @LowyInstitute poll: https://t.co/bZ0vvae3TN

“Like every young person I knew, I simply adored President Kennedy. He was the hero of my generation. He was handsome, he was witty, he was graceful, and he just was our beau idéal.” Philip Bobbitt speaks about JFK’s assassination on The Director’s Chair. https://t.co/Ey9Cti5pRZ

When the chips are down: Biden’s semiconductor war | Tian He https://t.co/8u5cCpNJTf

Australia’s High Commission in London has been led by a politician for 27 of the last 48 years, 56% of the time. Look at the political make up of individual cities within Australia’s diplomat network on the @LowyInstitute Diplomat Database. https://t.co/xwAD7DPbK3

“China’s Special Economic Zones strengthen its presence and influence in mainland Southeast Asia, in some instances with evidence of a concomitant erosion of sovereignty on behalf of the Mekong states who host them.” Read the analysis by @GregoryVRaymond. https://t.co/1nWq7c5lT8

To mark the start of the #Olympics in Tokyo, we asked Australians if they thought Australia should attend the 2022 Winter Olympics in China. See the results on the latest Lowy Institute Poll: https://t.co/koTY30EwWw

Join @mfullilove and Professor Philip Bobbitt as they talk US politics, COVID and the future of US-China competition. Listen: https://t.co/Ey9Ctin1gz

Another proxy war in Afghanistan? | Aarti Betigeri https://t.co/sduxMrTeY3