President Biden is “confident he’s got legal advice” that vaccinations can be made compulsory for federal government employees, according to Non-Resident Fellow at the United States Studies Centre James Brown. He spoke to...

Bruce Wolpe, Non-Resident Senior Fellow, appeared in an interview on AusBiz TV, to discuss the state of Joe Biden's presidency as it passes the six-month hurdle. Though Biden's approval rating has maintained a...

Australia has joined a US-led collective of countries blaming China for a massive cyberattack on the Microsoft Exchange mail server back in January.

Chinese security agencies and other criminal groups alleged to have...

A recent report found the percentage of white evangelicals in the United States has dropped from a little over 20 per cent down to 14 per cent between 2016 and 2020. Speaking on...

Backed by the federal government, telecommunications giant Telstra is in talks to buy mobile networks in six Pacific nations which foreign policy experts believe is designed to block China from acquiring the strategically...

The United States Studies Centre (USSC) is delighted to announce the addition of Ambassador Jane Hardy and Dr Frank Smith to the Centre’s Foreign Policy and Defence Program.

Ambassador Hardy joins the USSC...

USSC non-resident senior fellow John Lee is quoted in this article published by The Guardian.

The Australian reports that the Morrison government has moved to accelerate the creation of a $1bn domestic missile production project, issuing a call for industry and academic partners. The article quotes USSC director...

The Australian government has moved to accelerate the creation of a A$1 billion domestic missile production enterprise, suggesting a growing confidence that Australia can secure the agreement of the Biden administration to share...

In 2020 Australia experienced the most significant outflow of US direct investment in 15 years according to new research from the United States Studies Centre (USSC).

In his latest report, Australia-US bilateral investment in...

In this interview on Sky News, US Studies Centre CEO Simon Jackman says Joe Biden is having a longer than normal honeymoon as the president heads towards six months in office. President Biden’s...

The Guardian reports that, according to a new paper by Federation University’s Cameron Coventry, former Australian PM Bob Hawke regularly informed for the United States when he was a unionist. The article quotes...

Defence Connect quotes USSC non-resident senior fellow John Lee throughout this article.

The Australian reports on a new study of declassified diplomatic cables that claims Bob Hawke acted as an “informer” to the US government while boss of the Australian trade union movement and president...

Bruce Wolpe, a non-resident senior fellow at the United States Studies Centre, spoke to AusBiz about US President Joe Biden signing off on a bipartisan agreement that will pump hundreds of billions of...

President Joe Biden’s first defence budget request suggests the growing military imbalance in the Indo-Pacific is being viewed as a “future challenge” not an “urgent problem”, according to Ashley Townshend, the USSC's Director...

US Studies Centre CEO Simon Jackman spoke to Sky News about ongoing policy debates in the United States to determine how the Defense Department financially supports its ambition to meet and match China...

Defence Connect reports on commentary by Ashley Townshend, USSC Director of Foreign Policy and Defence, and Susannah Patton, USSC Research Fellow, in which they argue that Australia and its allies should avoid countering...

Biden v Putin: strategic success or Cold War chill? In this episode of ABCs Planet America, Non-Resident Fellow Dr Jennifer S Hunt appeared alongside host Chas Licciardello for the program's "fireside chat" segment.

A two-way quarantine-free travel arrangement was high on the list of discussion topics for Prime Minister Scott Morrison and his Singaporean counterpart, Lee Hsien Loong, during the pair's recent meeting. The two leaders...