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Blog: The Strategist
In the latest issue of Australian Foreign Affairs, the Lowy Institute's Sam Roggeveen makes assertions about the priorities of China's nuclear targeting of Australia, as well as what he claims will be Australia's missile targeting ...
Blog: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Blogs
Innovation and invention will help us to overcome some of the most important challenges facing the world today. That's why I'm so excited that the team here in Australia is launching its Science and Technology Season. Over the next ten weeks we will run trade missions, attend trade shows, host visits and events all focused […]
The post UK in Australia launch Science and Technology Season first appeared on Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Blogs.
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
The Kissinger era intersected with the Whitlam years at a time when Australian foreign policy began to march to its own drum. Mike Fogarty examines Kissinger's legacy from an Australian perspective.
Blog: The Strategist
The joint statement issued after Saturday's AUSMIN meeting in Brisbane declared enhanced space cooperation as a new force posture initiative for the United States and Australia in 'this critical operational domain'. The two governments also ...
Blog: croaking cassandra
After my post yesterday I remembered that I had also written a post in 2019 based around the excellent talk Jenny Wilkinson, then the Australian federal Parliamentary Budget Officer had given at Treasury in 2019. I ended that post this way ….it was a very useful presentation (I hope Treasury makes her slides available) from … Continue reading Policy costings offices in Australia
Blog: The Strategist
Originally published on 9 August 2023. In the latest issue of Australian Foreign Affairs, the Lowy Institute's Sam Roggeveen makes assertions about the priorities of China's nuclear targeting of Australia, as well as what he ...
Blog: The Strategist
The latest Intergovernmental Panel on Climate Change report warns, once again, that climate-change impacts—hazards such as bushfires, drought and flooding—are becoming more frequent and more intense, damaging nature, people and infrastructure. Yet measures to reduce ...
Blog: The Strategist
The ASEAN-Australia leaders' summit in Melbourne offers the opportunity for Australia to embrace ASEAN's 'inclusive regionalism' and the organisation's centrality in mediating the Indo-Pacific struggle between the great powers. With the Albanese government's $2bn ...
Blog: American Enterprise Institute – AEI
Should the laws, interpretations and enforcement of one country's view of "internet safety" be able to trump platforms' content management decisions in the interests of free speech to allow the content to be seen in other parts of the world, enabling consumers to form their own views?
The post Australia Rules Social Media, OK? appeared first on American Enterprise Institute - AEI.
Blog: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Blogs
The UK is committed to strengthening the UK-Australia climate partnership and collaborating internationally to tackle climate change and ensure energy security. With rising temperatures and worsened extreme weather events leaving people hungry and forcing them from their homes, these challenges cannot be ignored. Last week, I addressed key players across industry and government at the […]
The post Value with Values: UK Commitment to Climate Partnership first appeared on Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Blogs.
Blog: The Strategist
India recognises that its ambition to be a global power cannot be achieved unless it becomes technologically advanced. Indian leaders have known since independence that technology is key to developing the country and are very ...
Blog: Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Blogs
Over the past two years I have had the privilege of attending Anzac Day services in Canberra and Perth. Each year it's an opportunity to reflect and remember those who have served and lost their lives to defend our freedom. There is a long tradition of our armed forces marking this important day together. On […]
The post Reflect & Remember: Anzac Day 2024 first appeared on Foreign, Commonwealth & Development Office Blogs.
Blog: The Strategist
China's campaign of economic coercion against Australia failed because of support from other Asian trading partners who turned to Australia to secure their energy supplies. Japan, Korea, Taiwan and India—Australia's second, third, fourth and fifth ...
Blog: The Strategist
According to Defence, investment in northern Australia is needed to help it achieve a robust national posture against threat from Australia's northern reaches. And for northern Australian communities, especially in the Northern Territory, this is ...
Blog: The Strategist
Australia is facing the largest challenge to its position of strategic primacy in the South Pacific since World War II as China continues to build relationships with Pacific island countries and enter into security agreements ...