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by Greg Raymond

Australia has a perfect right to form associations, groupings, dialogues and alliances with whomever it chooses. But wise statecraft does not deal only with entitlements and rights.

Migration and border policy links: World Refugee Week, internal migration, Brexit and more

by Angela Han

This week's links also include an infographic of the world's smuggling routes and an exploration of ambivalence in Asia toward refugees.

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The 2017 Lowy Institute Poll Interactive

The 2017 Lowy Institute Poll looks at Australians' reactions to a turbulent year in world politics. The Poll, the thirtennth annual Poll by the Lowy Institute, examines attitudes to important issues such as the importance of the US alliance in the Trump era, renewable energy,

By Alex Oliver

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2017 Lowy Institute Poll

After a turbulent year in global politics, the 2017 Lowy Institute Poll contains thought-provoking findings about how Australians have reacted to world events, and how they feel about the direction of our own nation

By Alex Oliver

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Jake Sullivan’s 2017 Owen Harries Lecture

This address was delivered at the Lowy Institute in Sydney on 13 June 2017 (Photo: Peter Morris/Sydney Heads

By Jake Sullivan

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Jake Sullivan in Australia

Jake Sullivan (left) is the 2017 Lowy Institute Telstra Distinguished International Fellow. He is in Australia for talks with senior officials, media appearances and events in Sydney, Melbourne and Canberra. (Photo: Flickr/Obama White House

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Remembering Tiananmen in Hong Kong

Originally published in The Diplomat

By Merriden Varrall

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US exit from Paris deal marks end of influence in South Pacific

Originally published in the Asian Nikkei Review

By Greg Colton

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US manoeuvres in the South China Sea are not provocative

Originally published in the Financial Times

By Aaron L Connelly

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China's influence in Australia is not ordinary soft power

Originally published in the Australian Financial Review.

By Rory Medcalf

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Almost all Australians favour renewables over coal and gas in energy security debate

With the findings of the Finkel review on electricity markets and energy security to be released on 9 June 2017, the latest Lowy Institute Poll has found that Australians have a clear preference for renewables over traditional sources of energy such as coal and gas.

By Alex Oliver

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Strengthening Australia’s assisted voluntary return migration program

This working paper examines assisted voluntary return programs in other countries and argues a customised approach to the Australian AVR program design can increase its performance

By Glen Swan

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The 2017 Lowy Institute Poll Interactive

2017 Lowy Institute Poll

Jake Sullivan’s 2017 Owen Harries Lecture

Jake Sullivan in Australia

Remembering Tiananmen in Hong Kong

US exit from Paris deal marks end of influence in South Pacific

US manoeuvres in the South China Sea are not provocative

China's influence in Australia is not ordinary soft power

Almost all Australians favour renewables over coal and gas in energy security debate

Strengthening Australia’s assisted voluntary return migration program

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