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An address on China by Tony Abbott

Australia faces no more difficult international challenge than managing its relationship with the People’s Republic of China, our largest trading partner and a peer competitor of our great ally the

Panel discussion: The disinformation age – can democracy survive social media?

Hyperpartisan and foreign-state sponsored disinformation targeted at voters through social media is undermining democracy and interfering with elections from the US to India, from Indonesia to Taiw

In conversation: Sam Roggeveen on how Brexit happened, and could it happen here? (Canberra)

The Lowy Institute’s Sam Roggeveen has written a provocative new book, 'Our Very Own Brexit', arguing that the political conditions which created Brexit also exist in Australia.

Rodger Shanahan on Typology of Terror – An analysis of Australia’s Islamic State jihadis

Since 2012 several hundred Australians have travelled to Syria and Iraq to undertake jihad with Islamic State, al-Qaeda or other radical Islamist groups.

In conversation: Ross Garnaut on Australia as a low-carbon superpower

“The fog of Australian politics on climate change has obscured a fateful reality: Australia has the potential to be an economic superpower of the future post-carbon world,” argues Dr Ross Garnaut i

In conversation: Sam Roggeveen on how Brexit happened, and could it happen here? (Sydney)

The Lowy Institute’s Sam Roggeveen has written a provocative new book, 'Our Very Own Brexit', arguing that the political conditions which created Brexit also exist in Australia.

In conversation: Pat Cox on The EU and Ireland after Brexit

As the United Kingdom faces a divisive but potentially decisive election framed around Brexit, the European Union is contemplating a future without the UK.

In conversation: Sam Roggeveen on how Brexit happened, and could it happen here? (Melbourne)

The Lowy Institute’s Sam Roggeveen has written a provocative new book, 'Our Very Own Brexit', arguing that the political conditions which created Brexit also exist in Australia.

In conversation: Lydia Khalil on what's next for Islamic State

In March 2019, Islamic State officially lost its caliphate.

Reopening of 31 Bligh St, Lowy Institute Headquarters

On Thursday, 10 October 2019, the Lowy Institute officially reopened its historic headquarters at 31 Bligh Street.

In conversation with Ambassador Nicholas Burns (Canberra)

The Lowy Institute hosted a conversation with Nicholas Burns, the Lowy Institute’s 2019 Rothschild & Co Distinguished International Fellow, about America’s place in the world under Donald Trump

Nicholas Burns on restoring American leadership

What made America a great power? What is Trump doing to weaken America on the global stage, and what must the US do to revive its global leadership after the Trump presidency?

An address by Mark Rutte, Prime Minister of the Netherlands

On October 10, the Lowy Institute hosted Netherlands Prime Minister Mark Rutte for a public address.

2019 Owen Harries Lecture: Nicholas Burns on the China challenge

How should the US and Australia plan for a future of both strategic competition and cooperation with China? How do we get the balance between them right?

Mapping aid and influence in the Pacific Islands

The Pacific Islands region has vaulted back to the centre of Australian foreign policy thinking.

Panel discussion: Australian public opinion at a time of global uncertainty

Australia finds itself in an increasingly precarious position.

An address by Alan Wolff, Deputy Director-General of the World Trade Organization

The news today is dominated by trade issues in a way not seen since perhaps the clash between the United States and Japan in the 1980s.

Bonnie Glaser on US-China rivalry: Global strategic consequences

Intensifying strategic competition between the US and China is having ramifications around the globe. The risk of military conflict is growing in the South China Sea and the Taiwan Strait.

Richard Baldwin on The Globotics Upheaval: Globalization, Robotics, and the Future of Work

The last wave of globalisation delivered enormous economic benefits.

Panel discussion: What can we expect from Jokowi’s second term?

Indonesian President Joko Widodo was decisively re-elected in April but his second, and final, term in office looks set to be anything but plain sailing.

Log-jam in the Indo-Pacific economic policy space

India’s economy after Covid

Engaging with the Pacific: the legal angle

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An address on China by Tony Abbott

Panel discussion: The disinformation age – can democracy survive social media?

In conversation: Sam Roggeveen on how Brexit happened, and could it happen here? (Canberra)

Rodger Shanahan on Typology of Terror – An analysis of Australia’s Islamic State jihadis

In conversation: Ross Garnaut on Australia as a low-carbon superpower

In conversation: Sam Roggeveen on how Brexit happened, and could it happen here? (Sydney)

In conversation: Pat Cox on The EU and Ireland after Brexit

In conversation: Sam Roggeveen on how Brexit happened, and could it happen here? (Melbourne)

In conversation: Lydia Khalil on what's next for Islamic State

Reopening of 31 Bligh St, Lowy Institute Headquarters

In conversation with Ambassador Nicholas Burns (Canberra)

Nicholas Burns on restoring American leadership

An address by Mark Rutte, Prime Minister of the Netherlands

2019 Owen Harries Lecture: Nicholas Burns on the China challenge

Mapping aid and influence in the Pacific Islands

Panel discussion: Australian public opinion at a time of global uncertainty

An address by Alan Wolff, Deputy Director-General of the World Trade Organization

Bonnie Glaser on US-China rivalry: Global strategic consequences

Richard Baldwin on The Globotics Upheaval: Globalization, Robotics, and the Future of Work

Panel discussion: What can we expect from Jokowi’s second term?

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