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COVID-19, and China, Further Drive a Wedge in the U.S.-Australia RelationshipThis post is part of an Asia Unbound series of voices from Asia on the COVID-19 crisis, and on its implications for Asia and for Asian views of the United States. The post is authored by Daniel Flitt…
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Australia and New Zealand Are Crushing COVID-19; Will Their Reopening Strategies Work for Other Countries?New Zealand’s prime minister, Jacinda Ardern, declared victory against her country’s coronavirus outbreak last week, stating that “There is no widespread undetected community transmission in New Zeal…
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Five Questions on Gender Equality in Foreign Policy: Natasha Stott DespojaThis blog post is part of the Women and Foreign Policy program’s interview series on Gender Equality in Foreign Policy, featuring global and U.S. officials leading initiatives to promote gender equality in the defense, development, and diplomatic sectors.
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Morrison Struggles Amidst His Bushfire ResponseDaniel Flitton is the editor of The Interpreter, a digital magazine published daily by the Lowy Institute in Sydney. When political dramas unfold in real life, they never seem to feature that one …
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Australia’s Fires Will Rage Again. Here’s How the Government Can Prepare.Warming temperatures mean that Australia will likely continue to suffer from massive bushfires. To reduce future damage, the government must act.
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CFR Fellows’ Book Launch Guest Event: Building A Resilient TomorrowAlice C. Hill and Leonardo Martinez-Diaz discuss their new book, Building A Resilient Tomorrow: How To Prepare For The Coming Climate Disruption. Decision-makers at all levels of government and business have been actively seeking ways to help communities build resilience to the impacts of climate change. In their book, Hill and Martinez-Diaz offer concrete, actionable policy recommendations and behind-the-scenes stories from their personal experiences in the U.S. government.
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The President's Inbox: Charles Edel and John Lee on the U.S.-Australia AllianceThe newest episode of The President’s Inbox is live. I sat down with Charles Edel and John Lee, fellows at the University of Sydney’s United States Studies Centre, to talk about the future of the U.S…
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The U.S.-Australia Relationship, With Charles Edel and John LeeCharles Edel and John Lee, senior fellows at the University of Sydney’s United States Studies Centre, sit down with James M. Lindsay to discuss the state of the U.S.-Australia alliance. Edel and Lee recently co-authored "The future of the US-Australia alliance in an era of great power competition."
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Cyber Week in Review: September 20, 2019Australia concludes China responsible for cyberattack; North Korean hacking groups sanctioned; Facebook heads to Washington; and U.S. blacklisting still hurting Huawei.
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The U.S.-Australia Alliance: What to KnowPresident Trump and Prime Minister Morrison’s close relationship is good news for the decades-old alliance.
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New Zealand’s View of a Changing AsiaDavid Capie explains how New Zealand’s perception of China has changed and how it is adjusting to uncertainty over the United States’ vision for Asia.
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Sunk Coast Fallacy: How Island Nations Should Approach Climate DiplomacyPacific island nations under threat from rising sea levels can translate geopolitical competition in the region into climate action.
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U.S. Gun Policy: Global ComparisonsHigh-profile mass shootings in the United States in recent years have rekindled the gun control debate and raised comparisons of policies around the world.
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See How Much You Know About AustraliaTest your knowledge of Australia, from its system of government to its trade policy.
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What Do the Australian Elections Mean for Canberra’s Policies Toward Indonesia and the Rest of Southeast Asia?In elections last month, Australia’s Liberal-National coalition won a surprising victory, defying pollsters who had almost uniformly predicted that the Australian Labor Party would triumph. The coali…