Australia: Russia’s next target? - Policy Forum
Feb 5, 2019 · Australia’s policymakers would be wise to assume Russia has an eye on the country’s Federal Election. Moscow seeks neither to shape Australian policy nor to install a Kremlin-friendly government. It is about much more than that, and yet will likely be executed in fairly simple fashion through a disinformation campaign.
Russia in the South China Sea - Policy Forum
However, downplaying Russia’s potential interest in Asia and the Pacific would be shortsighted, not only for China, but for other regional powers like Australia. Despite Russia’s distance from the hot-spot, there are opportunities for the country to use a science diplomacy approach in the South China Sea to strengthen its geopolitical stance.
The evolving China-Russia relationship and its impact on Australia
To explore what can be drawn from this leaders meeting — and the broader China-Russia relationship – Dr Nathan Attrill from The Australian National University (ANU) and Dr Liz Buchanan from the Australian War College join Dr Will Stoltz on the National Security Podcast.
National Security Podcast: Australia’s new geopolitical outlook
Dec 2, 2022 · They discuss navigating the Australia-China and Australia-US relationships in an era of strategic competition, strengthening relations with Australia’s Indo-Pacific neighbours, the country’s credibility as a good international citizen, and the importance of diplomacy. Listen here: https://bit.ly/3FmtS4L
France and Australia: a new strategic partnership in the Asia-Pacific ...
By 2013 such papers identified key partnerships with India and Australia. In December 2016, as the historic submarine contract was announced, the French Senate report Australia: the role of France in the New World again referred to the “Indo-Pacific” but with a clear priority for the Pacific, enumerating practical South Pacific collaboration.
China’s raw materials strategy - Policy Forum
The United States cannot rely upon products that originate in, or supply chains that run through, a potential adversary, Bashar Malkawi writes. China's The United States cannot rely upon products that originate in, or supply chains that run through, a potential adversary, Bashar Malkawi writes.
Democracy Sausage: Will Russia ‘escalate to de-escalate’?
Sep 27, 2022 · On this episode of Democracy Sausage, Lecturer in International Relations at The Australian National University Dr Charles Miller joins Professor Mark Kenny to discuss the status of Russia’s illegal war on Ukraine.
Michele Miller - Policy Forum
Her Masters theses examined Australia’s national interests and policy options on issues in the South China Sea. She is a graduate of the Australian Defence College’s Command and Staff Course, and the Centre for Defence and Strategic Studies.
Policy Forum
Feb 6, 2023 · In this Policy Forum In Focus section, produced in partnership with the ANU Department of Pacific Affairs and the Australia Pacific Security College, experts on the region dig deep into the Pacific and its future, shedding light on the problems policymakers face in some of the world’s most unique policy environments - the states of the Pacific.
Artyom Lukin - Policy Forum
Artyom’s research interests include international relations and security in the Asia-Pacific and Northeast Asia; Russian foreign policy; Russia’s engagement with the Asia-Pacific; social, political and economic processes in the Russian Far East. Lukin has authored and co-authored multiple scholarly publications in Russian and English.