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In May 2026, the United States Studies Centre, in partnership with the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade and the Department of Industry, Science and Resources, hosted a Track 1.5 Dialogue on Artificial Intelligence (AI) in Canberra. The following report highlights the key themes and policy insights that emerged from the discussions.
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9 November 2026
The Indo-Pacific’s premier biennial event convening government officials, business, and experts to address economic security challenges.
19 November 2026
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A special book launch event with author Dr Sabina Rahman, lecturer at the United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney.
5 November 2026
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5 November 2026
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28 October 2026
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An exclusive event featuring USSC and Sydney Morning Herald political experts discussing the 2026 US Midterm elections.
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