The President’s approval ratings have plummeted and he faces an uphill fight in the polls but there is one major factor in his favour, writes James Hall for news.com.au. The article quotes USSC...

In this ABC News interview, USSC non-resident fellow Adam Kamradt-Scott says that not all countries will be open to an international investigation.

The Diplomat’s Asia Geopolitics podcast host Ankit Panda speaks to Ashley Townshend, director of Foreign Policy and Defence at the United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney, about Australia’s new Defense...

Much like the rest of the world, Europe’s post-war security has been disproportionately guaranteed by the US – as the US continues to embrace isolationism and buckle under the weight of COVID, great power competition...

US Studies Centre Non-Resident Fellow James Brown told Sky News that Australia will need to make some tough decisions in order to protect its national interests as it navigates increasingly difficult international relations.

With less than four months before the November 3 United States election, Kanye West has tweeted that he's running for president. Experts say he can technically join the race but it won't be...

Kanye West, American rapper and partner to Kim Kardashian, has confirmed he's planning to run for president of the United States. He was once a vocal supporter of President Donald Trump, but he...

The Australian government has ordered the military to focus mainly on Australia’s backyard, to acquire longer-range missiles to build up its own ability to deter threats from countries such as China, and cautioned...

The list of China's international spats is rising daily, but what is driving Beijing's increasingly assertive stance on the world stage, and will it backfire? In this analysis published by the Australian Financial...

Critical components underpinning the rollout of Australia's 5G network are being manufactured by a company with close ties to the Chinese military and North Korean Government. This article by The Daily Mail quotes...

The University of Sydney’s Associate Professor Adam Kamradt-Scott has joined the United States Studies Centre (USSC) as a non-resident fellow.

Professor Kamradt-Scott’s research and teaching explores how governments and multilateral organisations cooperate and...

Chairman of the US Senate Armed Services Committee, Jim Inhofe, and Chairman of the US Senate Foreign Relations Asia Subcommittee, Cory Gardner refer to research published by USSC — Averting Crisis: American strategy...

USSC non-resident fellow James Brown has told Sky News that the Australian government has essentially acknowledged the end of the post-World War security order which has been replaced by an uncertain global landscape...

In an interview with ABC Radio's The Signal, Ashley Townshend, Director of Foreign Policy and Defence, weighed in on the Australian government's recently announced $270 billion defence strategy.

Wearing a mask or face covering in the US has become about more than just slowing the spread of COVID-19 — some experts say it's a political statement, signalling another layer in the...

Allegations Russia offered bounties to the Taliban for the lives of US soldiers in the Middle East would be an "ironic" and "major escalation" of tensions between the two nations, said USSC non-resident...

Gorana Grgic of the United States Studies Centre told CNBC that President Donald Trump’s unilateral policy actions have chafed the Europeans over the past few years.

Director of Foreign Policy and Defence Ashley Townshend is quoted in this Business Insider article saying China’s effort to “recast Australia’s independent call for a COVID-19 inquiry as ‘doing Washington’s bidding’ is designed...

Director of Foreign Policy and Defence at the US Studies Centre Ashley Townshend told Sky News that Australia “needs to be very sensitive to the way China is using both cyber and disinformation...

USSC lecturer Gorana Grgic is quoted in this article published by news.com.au.