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Talisman Sabre 17: The realisation of defence strategy

by Greg Colton

For the first time in more 30 years Australia has a military strategy that is beginning to truly align ends, ways and means.

National security changes – Australian style

by Clive Williams

The most effective way for the DG ONI to influence agencies and their parent departments would be to have some control over the National Intelligence Community budget.

Empathising with China

by Iain Henry

It is possible to both condemn China’s political system, but also accept it as an incipient great power with legitimate security concerns.

In conversation: Dennis Richardson

On 18 July the Lowy Institute hosted a conversation with Dr Michael Fullilove and Dennis Richardson AO, who until his recent retirement was one of Australia’s most experienced and respected public

AMP China Lecture: Paul Blustein on China and the global economic order

In 2001, China entered the World Trade Organisation (WTO), a watershed in the history of globalisation.

In conversation: NYT Beijing Bureau Chief Jane Perlez on the view from the capital

China’s continuously growing role in world affairs can’t help but capture our imaginations — but how does the world look from Beijing?

Panel discussion: Thailand's triple threat – Culture, politics, and security

Following the passing of King Rama IX, Thailand is going through a period of significant political and social upheaval.

In conversation: Jake Sullivan on the US and the world

Jake Sullivan, former senior foreign policy adviser to Hillary Clinton, describes the post-World War II order as “like the Parthenon” - with columns that included the United Nations, NATO, and the

Jake Sullivan on US foreign policy in an age of populism

Jake Sullivan on US strategy in the Asia Pacific

Panel Discussion: Georgina Downer and Thomas Bentley on the UK Election

British Prime Minister Theresa May has called a snap election – the first early election in the UK since 1974.

Kevin Hyland on Eradicating Modern Slavery

Mr Hyland is the United Kingdom’s first Independent Anti-Slavery Commissioner. The Commissioner’s role is to lead the UK’s efforts to tackle modern slavery and human trafficking.

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In conversation: Dennis Richardson

AMP China Lecture: Paul Blustein on China and the global economic order

In conversation: NYT Beijing Bureau Chief Jane Perlez on the view from the capital

Panel discussion: Thailand's triple threat – Culture, politics, and security

In conversation: Jake Sullivan on the US and the world

Jake Sullivan on US foreign policy in an age of populism

Jake Sullivan on US strategy in the Asia Pacific

Jake Sullivan on US strategy in the Asia Pacific

Panel Discussion: Georgina Downer and Thomas Bentley on the UK Election

Kevin Hyland on Eradicating Modern Slavery

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