Grant Wyeth
Biography
Publications
Grant Wyeth is a columnist for The Diplomat and is the editor at Asia-Pacific Development, Diplomacy and Defence Dialogue (AP4D).
The practical obstacles to Canada as the 51st state
Be serious for a moment – even if Donald Trump often doesn’t seem to be – and think through what stands in the way of an enlarged union.
Tunnels and trains: The megaprojects reshaping Europe’s economy
Efficiency comes at a cost, however.
Does Finland’s "total defence" doctrine hold lessons for Australia?
Liberal democracy doesn’t defend itself. The Finns know a thing or two about protecting it.
Has Sweden lost the art of walking the talk?
An innovative national education system that assists migrants in their native language has raised questions about integration.
Why Taiwan should embrace multiculturalism
With a birth rate below replacement level, Taipei has many reasons to boost its workforce from Southeast Asia.
Putting “Australia” at the centre of the country’s foreign policy
A “whole of nation” approach can better connect the various elements of Australia’s international engagement.
Taiwan: To what good is the status quo?
The global system is caught short while China enforces the absurdity that Taiwan cannot be considered a country.
What is Australia’s role in supporting Timor-Leste?
Health and education are where Canberra can help Dili the most. But language barriers require thinking outside the box.
On water matters: the fate Baltic ferries tell of global order
Modern life can hold some inconvenient lessons – for those willing to search them out.
