USSC CEO joined Ticky Fullerton on Your Money to talk about the implications of President Trump's decision to declare a national emergency over the issue of border wall funding and the challenges it...

Foreign Policy and Defence Program Fellow Brendan Thomas-Noone spoke to the Sydney Morning Herald about protecting elections from cyber threats. He said "if you know how to target through platforms like Facebook, you...

President Donald Trump will declare a national emergency in order to build his wall. News.com.au spoke to David Smith about the implications of his decision to bypass Congress on the funding.

In this interview on Sky News, the US Studies Centre’s non-resident fellow James Brown says China is not offering any significant concessions as trade talks between the two superpowers continue in Beijing. Senior...

Senior lecturer in US politics and foreign policy Dr David Smith spoke to Patricia Karvelas on Radio National's Drive program about the compromise on funding for border security that falls well below the...

Non resident fellow John Lee writes in The Hill about US frustration towards Australia's equivocation over how to deal with threats from China. He says The onus is on the Trump administration to...

Senior fellow and advisor Jared Mondschein joined Patricia Karvelas on ABC New's Afternoon Briefing to discuss the president's second State of the Union address and what his call for unity actually means going...

Senior fellow Dr Charles Edel joined the ABC News team to commentate and preview the preparations for President Trump's second State of the Union Address. Edel said while the White House said Trump...

While the Trump Administration is pushing ahead with its plans to withdraw troops from Syria, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo says his Administration will soon be making requests for more support from...

US National Security Adviser John Bolton is considered one of the most powerful figures inside the Trump administration – and he is reportedly planning a visit to Australia. Senior Fellow Jared Mondschein spoke...

The United States Studies Centre's (USSC) Foreign Policy and Defence Program has been awarded multiple grants from the Australian Department of Defence for projects that contribute to the national security debate in Australia.

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Gorana Grgic from the United States Studies Centre is in the United States preparing to watch the speech.

She told the ABC's The World Today the State of the Union address was a...

Senior Fellow Charles Edel previews President Donald Trump's 2019 State of the Union address on CNBC.

Foreign Policy and Defence Fellow Brendan Thomas-Noone spoke to The Telegraph in the UK about the 'escalating cold war' between China and the US.

BlueScope - Australia’s biggest steel company - has suffered a multibillion-dollar battering, losing 35 per cent of its value in six months, as the boost from US President Donald Trump’s protectionist trade policies...

In a ramping up of tensions, US President Donald Trump has threatened that if China does not sign up to a free trade agreement by March 1, he will order more tariffs to...

The tit-for-tat between Republicans and Democrats continues, as the unprecedented US government shutdown drags into its 34th day.

President Donald Trump said he would wait until the shutdown was resolved to deliver his...

The US government may still be partially shutdown, but the 116th Congress has duly convened and Democrats are wasting no time after reprising their control of the House of Representatives and its powerful committees.

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As the longest partial US government shutdown drags on, its effects have started to be felt in the US external territories. Senior fellow Jared Mondschein spoke to ABC Radio's Pacific Beat program about...

Non-resident fellow Gorana Grgic joined Yvonne Yong on ABC's The World to discuss what is now the longest partial government shutdown in US history. With neither the president nor the Democrats seeing acquiescence...