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Turning point? Putin, Xi, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine

Vladimir Putin’s invasion of Ukraine has exposed the limitations of the Sino–Russian partnership

By Bobo Lo

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‘Bring it on’: Six reasons why sanctions won’t bring Putin to heel

Originally published in The Sydney Morning Herald

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The world that Vladimir Putin wants to see

The Russian President would rather have a global disorder where Russia is central, than an order where it is peripheral. Originally published in the Australian Financial Review

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World order in the time of coronavirus

Blame China and Russia. But the real cause of breakdown in the “rules-based international order” lies with the West.

By Bobo Lo

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Western liberalism’s crisis is self-inflicted

Originally published in The Australian

By Bobo Lo

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Global Order in the Shadow of the Coronavirus: China, Russia and the West

It’s time to rethink global governance and its priorities

By Bobo Lo

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Once more with feeling: Russia and the Asia-Pacific

How Moscow is rebooting the ‘turn to the East’ as part of its global strategy

By Bobo Lo

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Going legit? The foreign policy of Vladimir Putin

Putin’s foreign policy will remain grounded in long-standing assumptions about Russia, the West, and international order

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Russian denials and the Donald Trump paradox

Originally published in the Australian Financial Review

By Bobo Lo

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An accident waiting to happen: Trump, Putin and the US–Russia relationship

How US–Russia relations have sunk to a new low under the most pro-Kremlin president in history

By Bobo Lo

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'A Wary Embrace': Response to Stephen Blank

Blank reiterates the popular, but implausible, claim that Xi's determination to be strongest ruler in China since Mao is influenced by Putin.

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‘A Wary Embrace’: The author responds

Western interests and norms are challenged less by the Sino-Russian partnership than by China and Russia acting individually.

By Bobo Lo

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A Wary Embrace

What the China–Russia relationship means for the world

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China-Russia relationship key to the emerging world order

Originally published in The Australian on 1 April 2017. Bobo Lo's Lowy Institute Paper A Wary Embrace: What the China–Russia relationship means for the world is now available to purchase from all good bookstores ($9.99) and online. An e-book version ($6.99)

By Bobo Lo

What Australians fear with China pressing in the Pacific

France-Australia: Moving beyond AUKUS

In a puzzling trend, concern about climate change has plateaued

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Turning point? Putin, Xi, and the Russian invasion of Ukraine

‘Bring it on’: Six reasons why sanctions won’t bring Putin to heel

The world that Vladimir Putin wants to see

World order in the time of coronavirus

Western liberalism’s crisis is self-inflicted

Global Order in the Shadow of the Coronavirus: China, Russia and the West

Once more with feeling: Russia and the Asia-Pacific

Going legit? The foreign policy of Vladimir Putin

Russian denials and the Donald Trump paradox

An accident waiting to happen: Trump, Putin and the US–Russia relationship

'A Wary Embrace': Response to Stephen Blank

‘A Wary Embrace’: The author responds

A Wary Embrace

China-Russia relationship key to the emerging world order

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