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Episode 31: Biden valedictory, Trump 2.0 prelude, & Bad Santa’s little Canberra helpers release more reviews

Episode 31: Biden valedictory, Trump 2.0 prelude, & Bad Santa’s little Canberra helpers release more reviews

by Michael Shoebridge and Marcus Hellyer | Jan 21, 2025 | Featured, Podcasts, Policy, Strategy & Capability

Episiode 31- Biden valedictory, Trump 2.0 prelude | RSS.com Marcus and Michael are back after a luxurious break to assess what Joe Biden ever did for us, what Trump 2.0 looks like as the rollercoaster starts, and what the unsleeping Australian Govt elves got up to...
A changed America and a less constrained President

A changed America and a less constrained President

by Michael Shoebridge | Jul 4, 2024 | Policy

The latest US Supreme Court decision granting US Presidents wide ranging immunities even when committing criminal acts will further divide America, but it also empowers the Trump campaign. It will encourage Trump to wield Presidential power without constraint if he is...
Hoping no one joins the dots: what Mr Albanese’s three visit journey shows the world

Hoping no one joins the dots: what Mr Albanese’s three visit journey shows the world

by Michael Shoebridge | Nov 11, 2023 | China, Defence Budget, Indo Pacific, Policy, Strategy & Capability

You have to wonder what Joe Biden, Xi Jinping and Cook Islands’ Mark Brown make of prime minister Albanese’s combined visits to them in the last three weeks. Looked at individually, each visit makes sense. But the problem is that, unlike the pre-internet days, what...
Vacuous Quad joint statement sets off warning bells

Vacuous Quad joint statement sets off warning bells

by Peter Jennings | May 21, 2023 | China, Strategy & Capability, Ukraine

The best that can be said of the statements, declarations, compacts and media transcripts from Anthony Albanese’s meetings in Hiroshima is that they make a thin gruel. We now have a Climate, Critical Minerals and Clean Energy Transformation Compact with the US, which...
Biden skipping Sydney Quad meeting’s bad, but our underwhelming Strategic Review is worse

Biden skipping Sydney Quad meeting’s bad, but our underwhelming Strategic Review is worse

by Peter Jennings | May 18, 2023 | AUKUS, China, Defence Budget, South Pacific, Strategy & Capability

US President Joe Biden’s decision not to attend a summit of the Quad countries in Sydney is disappointing but not unexpected. Given the perilous negotiations in Washington to avert a default on government debt, it is more surprising that Biden is still intending...

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