Henry Storey
Biography
Publications
Henry Storey holds a Master of International Relations degree from Melbourne University. Henry currently works as a political risk analyst and was formerly an editor at Foreign Brief and Young Australians in International Affairs. The views expressed are his own.
America’s doughnut shaped Indo-Pacific strategy
As Washington’s pivot to Asia begins to take shape, showing up in person and walking the talk will be deal-breakers.
China – a lonely superpower
Despite many countries having issues with the West, China has few obvious alliance candidates.
Can the US and China cooperate on climate?
Deals, denials and grand bargains on the road to the COP26 climate change conference.
China’s Afghan conundrum
Afghanistan is not reputed to be the “graveyard of empires” without reason.
Can Biden’s Build Back Better World compete with the Belt and Road?
Overhyping China’s BRI can be self-defeating and play into Beijing’s hands.
Myanmar is not the next Syria
Comparisons may help draw attention to the crisis, but they ignore essential differences.
Cracks beginning to appear in the Russia-India relationship
But Washington’s interests might actually be served by New Delhi and Moscow muddling through.
History haunts Japan–South Korea ties
Geopolitical expediency has previously pushed South Korea and Japan closer together, but a painful past keeps intruding.
Beijing’s bad books: Australia can learn from Norway and South Korea
China’s coercive diplomacy is not new. Other countries have managed to repair ties after a perceived slight.
