Daily Memo: A Lost War in China, a ‘Troika of Tyranny’
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Articulating Australia’s Interests
The prime minister’s recent speech was not so kind to China, despite reports to the contrary.
Australia’s Geopolitics
In the past two fragments in this series, I began to lay out the interaction between geography and the development of the United States. I want to continue with some other examples. This week, I will focus on the geopolitics of a country that, like the U.S., is fairly young, but that has developed very […]
Daily Memo: Australian Election Results, Armenian Judicial Reform, Chinese Preparedness
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Drought Hits Australian Wheat Supplies
Australia, normally a net exporter of wheat, has had to import wheat for the first time since 2007.
Toward a New Geopolitical Model
Note: I have received a staggering number of comments from readers on the first two installments in this series. As most of you know, we at GPF try to answer all of the emails we get from our readers. In this case, that hasn’t been possible. So instead, I will devote next week’s installment to […]
The US Is Not Abandoning Asia
Feb 13, 2017 A look at US military and investment positions in the Asia-Pacific region.
Daily Memo: Global Economic Woes, China’s Veterans, Ukraine’s Conflict
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America’s Global Engagement
The myth of disengagement derives from American rhetoric and not American actions.
Daily Memo: Nicaragua Courts the Opposition, Russia Abandons Venezuela (Maybe), Australia...
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Australia Weighs Its Relationships With the US, China
For Australia, the dilemma ultimately comes down to the fact that its key security partner is at odds with its top economic partner.