Robert Mueller's report finally saw a public – though heavily redacted – release last week. Bruce Wolpe, a congressional advisor to the Democrats during President Obama’s first term, joins the 2020Vision podcast to discuss whether this is the end or just the beginning of investigations into President Trump, and what Democrats are likely to do next.
Are there generational differences in how socialism is interpreted and does this influence the way people answer questions about the topic? To understand what Americans and Australians think of socialism, USSC and YouGov surveyed respondents in the United States and Australia – with surprising results.
How are social media platforms going to impact the 2020 campaign for US president? Claire McFarland joined the podcast this week to discuss accountability for technology companies, election advertising online and the future of traditional media post-Trump.
The United States Studies Centre hosted a keynote address and Q&A with Microsoft President Brad Smith, who used the occasion to discuss artificial intelligence, ethics and governance, and the use of facial recognition technology in Australia and the United States
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Special Counsel Robert Mueller's report finally saw a public – though heavily redacted – release late last week. Bruce Wolpe, a congressional advisor to the Democratic Party during President Obama’s first term, returns...
The report by Robert Mueller, the special counsel charged with investigating Russian interference in the US presidential election of 2016, is a tale of two insults to America’s democracy.
The first – external...
Robert Mueller's report on the investigation into the 2016 election landed on Thursday, following months of anticipation. With dozens of indictments and several plea deals already public, many of the findings, such as...
Australia's chief spy Nick Warner listed the international rules based order as one of the threats Australia must contend with as the power of states rather than the rules that inform the behaviour...
Red is the new black, right?
Jeremy Corbyn leads the British Labour Party. Bernie Sanders came close to winning the Democratic Party's nomination for the US presidency describing himself as a "democratic socialist".
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As China moves closer to superpower status, it continues to battle debt, corruption and eventual labour shortages in the coming generations. USSC non-resident fellow, John Lee and director of the Australia China Relations...
Subdued wages growth has been a feature of the Australian and US economies in recent years, posting the slowest growth on record on some measures. This has led some to question whether workers...
Who's running in the 2020 US presidential election? We're keeping track of all the candidates to formally declare their candidacy in the race for the White House.
Senior Fellow Charles Edel spoke to Sarah MacDonald on the ABC/RN program 'Focus' on his new book co-authored with Hal Brands The Lessons of Tragedy: statecraft and world order.
Senior Fellow Charles Edel spoke with Karina Carvalho and Jeremy Fernandez on ABC News about American politics, the value of alliances, and his new book co-authored with Hal Brands: The Lessons of Tragedy:...
Socialism is back. Well known for their love of avocados and Netflix, Millenials are now also apparently embracing the radical leftist politics of economic equality and public ownership of the means of production.
It’s happened twice in the past two weeks: President Trump has laid out bold positions on immigration (closing the border with Mexico) and health (repealing Obamacare), but then retreated on both.
This is a man...
Will the 2020 race be lost or won on social media? And what is the future role of traditional forms of media in politics and elections? Claire McFarland was previously an assistant secretary...
