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A Grumpy Strategist meets Taiwan’s Australian rep: world health, regional security, economics & trade – Episode 43

A Grumpy Strategist meets Taiwan’s Australian rep: world health, regional security, economics & trade – Episode 43

by Michael Shoebridge | Jun 6, 2025 | China, Featured, Podcasts, Policy

A Grumpy Strategist meets Taiwan’s rep in Australi | RSS.com Taiwan’s representative in Australia, Douglas Hsu, talks with a Grumpy Strategist about the 2025 World Health Assembly, now as a time to reinforce multilateral & international organisations,...
Doing the right thing on global health, despite both Beijing and Washington

Doing the right thing on global health, despite both Beijing and Washington

by Michael Shoebridge | May 27, 2025 | China, Policy

As prime minister Albanese got over the jetlag from his recent whirlwind trips to Jakarta, the Vatican and Singapore, I’d hope someone found the time in his diary to tell him about an opportunity Australia had to play a key role in reinforcing multilateral approaches...
New president gives Australia chance to step up engagement with democratic Taiwan

New president gives Australia chance to step up engagement with democratic Taiwan

by Peter Jennings and Anthony Bergin | May 21, 2024 | China, Indo Pacific, Strategy & Capability

On Monday 20 May, Lai Ching-te, also known as William Lai, was inaugurated as president of Taiwan, the self-ruling island of 23 million people. For the Democratic Progressive Party this is an unprecedented third term in the presidential palace, despite losing its...
The truth about Australia’s ‘stabilised’ relationship with China

The truth about Australia’s ‘stabilised’ relationship with China

by Peter Jennings | Mar 24, 2024 | China, Indo Pacific

When Beijing is openly preparing to attack Taiwan, endlessly bullying countries into political submission and undermining US alliances in Asia, it takes a special type of Australian diplomacy to pretend bilateral relations are improving and the biggest issues on the...
The internet relies on things: vulnerable undersea cables

The internet relies on things: vulnerable undersea cables

by Anthony Bergin | Jun 23, 2023 | Strategy & Capability

According to Dmitry Medvedev, the former Russian president, Russia could destroy subsea cables in Europe and America. As a maritime power the US connects with its friends and allies around the world through submarine cables. Almost all our communications, including...
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