The Quad: Taking stock and looking forward
Prof. Ian Hall assesses the Quad’s approach to managing Indo-Pacific security challenges and the future of the group
Australia
Australia’s regionalism on display at the UNGA
Patrick Triglavcanin explores Australia’s diplomacy at the recent UN General Assembly and argues that a new Australian foreign policy has begun to form
Old allies and new partners
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones investigates the allies and partners of Global Britain in this more competitive era
Britain, Australia and climate cooperation in the Indo-Pacific
Kate Clayton assesses how Britain and Australia can cooperate and learn from each other in tackling climate change in the Indo-Pacific
Australia and Lithuania: limits of Chinese trade coercion
James Laurenceson argues that Australia and Lithuania demonstrate the limits of Beijing’s economic coercion, and inclination for enacting such measures
Labor win the Australian election
Patrick Triglavcanin outlines how the new Labor government in Australia is likely to manage the country’s foreign policy direction
The protean pact: Reading the tea leaves of the 2022 Quad Summit
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones shines light on the purpose of the Quad and its latest announcements through assessing the 2022 Quad Summit
Australian election: Defence and foreign policy
Patrick Triglavcanin explores potential defence and foreign policy implications of the upcoming Australian election
The case for ‘JAUKUS’
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones explores the possibility of Japan joining the AUKUS group and factors that may prevent its membership
Australia ups Antarctic commitment
Patrick Triglavcanin looks at Australia's commitment to spend nearly $1 billion on its Antarctic programme as China expands its activities on the continent