Dominique Fraser

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Dominique Fraser is a Research Associate at the Asia Society Policy Institute in Australia. Her work focuses on the relationship between Europe and Asia, in particular ties between Germany and the EU with China and ASEAN. She has published extensively in Nikkei Asia, The Straits Times, the ABC, The Diplomat, and elsewhere. Prior to joining the Policy Institute, Dominique worked in the field of atrocity prevention in Geneva. She was named a 2022 Young Woman to Watch in International Affairs by Young Australians in International Affairs. She completed a Master in International Affairs at the Graduate Institute of International and Development Studies in 2017 and a Bachelor of Arts (First Class Honours) in International Relations, from which she graduated as Valedictorian of the Faculty of Humanities and Social Sciences at the University of Queensland.

Europe’s divisions over China could hamper G-7 unity
Europe’s divisions over China could hamper G-7 unity
If European capitals, Brussels, and Washington are not aligned, immediate economic interests will overshadow common, long-term goals.
Make or break: Scholz’ Beijing business
Make or break: Scholz’ Beijing business
What happens in Europe won’t stay in Europe. Rifts on China risk common understanding with partners, Australia included.
The duty to prevent genocide in Ukraine
The duty to prevent genocide in Ukraine
A serious risk of Russia committing genocide imposes legal obligations for states to do what they can to stop it.
Russia is committing atrocity crimes in Ukraine, but not genocide
Russia is committing atrocity crimes in Ukraine, but not genocide
More than legal semantics, properly recognising war crimes and crimes against humanity puts Russian leaders on notice.
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