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The United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney is a university-based research centre, dedicated to the rigorous analysis of American foreign policy, economics, politics and culture. The Centre is a national resource, that builds Australia’s awareness of the dynamics shaping America — and critically — their implications for Australia.
The impeachment noose is tightening around US President Donald Trump as his Chief of Staff Mick Mulvaney admits that aid was withheld from Ukraine for political gain. United States Studies Centre senior fellow...
Senior Fellow at the US Studies Centre Bruce Wolpe says Democrats believe they have an “ironclad case” against President Donald Trump following “startling” admissions emerging from his impeachment inquiry.
The US President's acting...
In this opinion piece published by the Australian Financial Review, the author Parnell Palme McGuinness refers to comments made by USSC trade and investment director Stephen Kirchner.
Former Republican congresswoman and United States Studies Centre Senior Fellow Mia Love joins the desk of Channel Ten's The Project to discuss race, the Republican Party and the prospect of a Trump impeachment.
Australia National Mining Chronicle reports on new United States Studies Centre report that says Australia should be open to Chinese involvement in the development of its rare earths projects.
USSC senior non-resident fellow Bruce Wolpe is interviewed on Sky News about the latest news from the Whitehouse.
USSC director of trade and investment Stephen Kirchner is quoted in this op-ed published by the Australian Financial Review.
The South China Morning Post interviews Senior Advisor Jared Mondschein about the backlash over a social media post by Houston Rockets general manager Daryl Morey supporting Hong Kong’s protests.
The Australian Financial Review's Matthew Stevens discusses the USSC's report on rare earths in his column.
The Australian Financial Review reports on US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross's talks in Canberra with Resources Minister Matt Canavan on the potential development and funding of Australian critical minerals projects to diversify rare...
Forbes looks at the USSC's report on the US hunt for future supplies of rare earths and other critical minerals.
As US Commerce Secretary Wilbur Ross travels to Australia for discussions on rare earths security, a new report from the United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney looks at how the...
The Australian Financial Review looks at a new United States Studies Centre report by David Uren examining the potential joint development of rare earths and other critical mineral deposits, which are vital to...
The Sydney Morning Herald interviews Senior Lecturer David Smith about the presence of controversial documentaries on Australian streaming services.
The Sydney Morning Herald reports on new USSC research into rare earths security.
The West Australian reports on the USSC's new research on rare earths security.
Non-Resident Senior Fellow Bruce Wolpe is interviewed regarding President Trump's decision to withdraw troops from northern Syria.
The Guardian Australia speaks to Claire McFarland about negotiations between Australia and the United States over a deal to speed up information sharing about criminal suspects.
Analysts claim US President Donald Trump is setting a 'new low' for western democracies by attempting to enlist foreign leaders to investigate his political rivals. USSC senior lecturer David Smith is quoted in...
US President Donald Trump called up Australian PM Scott Morrison last month to ask for help with his Justice Department’s partisan attempt to discredit the Mueller inquiry. USSC chief executive Simon Jackman is...
