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Ric Smith 31 minutes ago “Egregious stupidity”: The story of when Australia split with Kissinger over South Asia On Kissinger’s final report card, his handling of India, Pakistan and the emergence of Bangladesh scores badly.
Khang Vu 2 hours ago Should Trump win, will Kim Jong-un pick up the phone? Circumstances have greatly changed since the “bromance” that captivated the world.
Rahman Yaacob 18 hours ago Myanmar: The last days of the junta? The rebels appear to hold all the initiative on the battlefield.
Mark Beeson 20 hours ago Learning to live in a world without progress Optimistic about the trajectory of human society? That’s brave.
Collin Koh 1 day ago How to stop any repeat of the Australia-China sonar incident A regional deal to close a loophole relating to the use of sonar in international law could be a good place to start.
Céline Pajon 1 Dec 2023 France as a convening power in the Pacific: The Nouméa SPDMM A little known regional dialogue offers France and other countries a chance to contribute to the “Pacific way”.
Saira Bano 1 Dec 2023 COP28: A better climate for US-China relations? As rivalry dominates cooperation, shared concern on the environment is still held out as a chance to stabilise ties.
Will Davies 1 Dec 2023 Ignoring those forgotten There is more shared history between China and Australia than many realise.
Hugh White 30 Nov 2023 Henry Kissinger: A man for the times Driven by a European-style statecraft, one of America’s most controversial figures shaped modern US foreign policy.