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Patrick Triglavcanin

Patrick was previously Research Officer at the Council on Geostrategy, and is currently Research Assistant at the University of Western Australia Defence and Strategic Institute. He has written for multiple Australian and British outlets on AUKUS, the UK’s Indo-Pacific engagement and Australia-UK relations.

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Labor win the Australian election

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Patrick Triglavcanin outlines how the new Labor government in Australia is likely to manage the country’s foreign policy direction

Chinese university students in Britain: challenges and opportunities

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Patrick Triglavcanin investigates the implications of increasingly high numbers of international Chinese students in Britain

Australian election: Defence and foreign policy

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Patrick Triglavcanin explores potential defence and foreign policy implications of the upcoming Australian election

Maximising British engagement with Southeast Asia

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Julian Neuweiler and Patrick Triglavcanin detail areas of domestic concern for Southeast Asia and how Britain can engage the region with these in mind

Empowering the ‘tilt’: The impact of free trade agreements

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Patrick Triglavcanin looks at how the United Kingdom-New Zealand free trade agreement will empower the British Indo-Pacific ‘tilt’

Australia ups Antarctic commitment

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Patrick Triglavcanin looks at Australia's commitment to spend nearly $1 billion on its Antarctic programme as China expands its activities on the continent