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网页26 Sep 2024 | Thomas Hale and Anne-Marie Slaughter. International cooperation tends to be hardest when it is needed most. On 22 and 23 September, world leaders convened in New York for the United Nations Summit of the Future, which member states called for …. ASPI's analysis and commentary site.
Broadening strategic reliance to signal Australia’s resolve against ...
网页2 天之前 — Considered communication around our broader strategic reliance will not only help to shift domestic narratives; it will also signal our resolve to China and reaffirm our regional presence. Take Australia’s enhanced defence and security cooperation with Tokyo. It is and should be framed as the product of a trusted partnership—one that is ...
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网页The Strategist is the commentary and analysis site of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute, an independent, non-partisan think tank based in Canberra.ASPI is one of the most authoritative and widely quoted contributors to public discussion of strategic policy issues in Australia and a recognised and authoritative Australian voice in international discussion …
Agenda for change: building prosperity and security
网页2022年2月23日 — On 2 February, ASPI released Agenda for change 2022: shaping a different future for our nation to promote public debate and understanding on issues of strategic importance to Australia. The key message in Agenda for change 2022 is that we need to embrace uncertainty, engage with complexity and break down the silos. Our …
The book on ASPI’s first 20 years - The Strategist
网页ASPI today publishes a book on its first 20 years: An informed and independent voice: ASPI, 2001–2021. A senior diplomat from one of Australia’s close ‘Old Commonwealth’ partners tells a story about hosting a Canberra visit from his country’s defence minister, an aspiring political operator. The minister came to ASPI for a 90-minute ...
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网页The outlook for Prabowo’s defence and foreign policy—and his choice of ministers. 30 Sep 2024 | Gatra Priyandita and Fitriani. Prabowo Subianto, who will assume Indonesia’s presidency on 20 October, will be much more his own defence and foreign minister than was his predecessor, Joko Widodo (Jokowi).
Australia’s international counter-terrorism efforts need …
网页The global nature of terrorism, along with Australia’s international commitments, mean we must reassess and reinvigorate our international CT efforts. A CT strategy, promised by former Home Affairs Minister Clare O’Neil, would be an ideal mechanism. But two years on, we are yet to see it, which is perplexing given the troubling trend of ...
The Strategist top 10
网页2022年1月26日 — 10. Beijing’s ban on Australian coal is hurting China, by David Uren. 9. Does the Royal Australian Navy need Tomahawk missiles? by Marcus Hellyer. 8. South Korea aims to build aircraft carrier the country doesn’t need, by Bradley Perrett. 7. US considering Australian-designed light amphibious warship, by Evan Karlik. 6.
ASPI's analysis and commentary site - The Strategist
网页26 Sep 2024 | Thomas Hale and Anne-Marie Slaughter. International cooperation tends to be hardest when it is needed most. On 22 and 23 September, world leaders convened in New York for the United Nations Summit of the Future, which member states called for …. ASPI's analysis and commentary site.
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网页2012年7月17日 — Over the past 11 years, ASPI has been proud to produce fresh ideas and analysis on Australia’s most important long-term strategic and defence issues. ASPI’s well-established publication lines have served us well, and we’ll continue ...