Australians believe AUKUS will protect them from China. What’s the media’s role?
December
Can Taiwan’s divided legislature come together on defence?
December
Australia-Taiwan relations: Prospects and limitations | Part 3: Defence and security considerations
December
This is the final paper of a three-part UTS:ACRI Analysis series examining the prospects for and limitations on the Australia-Taiwan relationship following the election of Lai Ching-te as President of the Republic of China (Taiwan) on January 13 2024. Part 1 discussed what the election of Lai means for Australia-Taiwan ties and cross-Strait relations. Part 2 examined how Australia can navigate its one China policy and economic and trade relations with Taiwan, and how Canberra might respond to Taipei’s desire for greater diplomatic space.
Perspectives | The Yellow Sea flare incident: Expect more of the same
December
By Corey Lee Bell and Elena Collinson
Australia’s conundrum: A coherent defence plan needs a coherent national strategy
December
What is AUKUS?
December
On May 3 2024, Professor James Laurenceson, UTS:ACRI Director, joined Dr Michael Green, CEO at the United States Studies Centre, University of Sydney, in a discussion on What is AUKUS, a panel at Charles Darwin University hosted by the Chinese Australian Forum. Professor Laurenceson and Dr Green delivered presentations before engaging in a Q&A with the audience.