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Ukraine’s Membership of NATO is Important to Russia—It Would be Precluded from Ever Invading Ukraine Again
In a recent piece for Australian Outlook Graeme Gill writes that I and others “dispute the importance of NATO,” claiming it ...
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The Limits of Deterrence: Iran's Proxy Power Wanes as Geopolitical Stakes Rise?
Geopolitical tensions have intensified across the Middle East, amplifying the Iran-Israel standoff and reshaping regional ...
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Can the Circular Economy be an Answer to Global Crisis?
The circular economy offers a potential paradigm shift in addressing global crises by reducing material waste and fostering ...
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China, Pakistan, and the Belt and Road Initiative: 10 years of the China-Pakistan Economic Corridor
The initial enthusiasm for the nearly US$30bn that China injected into Pakistan has now vanished. Rather, CPEC has become entangled in Pakistani domestic politics, even as the BRI has transformed ...
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Laos’ Megawatt Ambitions: Energising Regional Geopolitics
The Laos government has an investment plan that will aid national development and contribute to a broader green energy ...
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Critical Minerals and the Race for Economic Security
Critical minerals are a major economic resource for Australia’s future. Crucially, these minerals are no longer just economic ...
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Food, Fuel, and Medicine: Addressing Supply Chain Vulnerabilities Key to Deterring Conflict
The volatile and increasingly violent state of international affairs has made deterrence the de rigueur strategic policy ...
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Understanding Russia’s Military Strategy: The Pitfalls of Western Ethnocentrism
Intellectual biases compromise the Western understanding of Russia’s military strategy. Analysing Russian strategic culture ...
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What is MIKTA and Why did Penny Wong Attend?
The Mexico, Indonesia, Korea, Turkiye and Australia grouping continues to meet, showing ongoing commitment to middle power ...
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AIIA NSW Careers Evening
On Thursday 10 October the Australian Institute of International Affairs NSW hosted a careers evening at which successful ...
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Post-COVID-19 Economy, Geopolitical Shifts, and the Distortion of PPPs in Southeast Asia
Public-Private Partnerships (PPPs) have been long lauded as a viable financing alternative for Southeast Asian countries to fill in infrastructure gaps and boost economic growth. The changing ...