Director of the Centre's Innovation and Entrepreneurship Program Claire McFarland talks to the ABC's AM radio program about the use of social media by politicians in the United States compared to Australia.

It is an issue that has already divided security officials in the UK. Now Britain's decision to allow Huawei to help build its new 5G network threatens to create a split among its most trusted allies.

As heads...

United States Studies Centre fellow Bruce Wolpe says that Joe Biden will be an ‘instant front runner’ in the race for 2020 Democratic presidential nomination when he announces his debut. Speaking with Sky...

Senior Fellow Charles Edel spoke to Sarah MacDonald on the ABC/RN program 'Focus' on his new book co-authored with Hal Brands The Lessons of Tragedy: statecraft and world order.

As China moves closer to superpower status, it continues to battle debt, corruption and eventual labour shortages in the coming generations. USSC non-resident fellow, John Lee and director of the Australia China Relations...

Australia's chief spy Nick Warner listed the international rules based order as one of the threats Australia must contend with as the power of states rather than the rules that inform the behaviour...

Senior Fellow Charles Edel spoke with Karina Carvalho and Jeremy Fernandez on ABC News about American politics, the value of alliances, and his new book co-authored with Hal Brands: The Lessons of Tragedy:...

This report by the Adelaide Advertiser mentions recent research from the United States Studies Centre highlighting the need for Australia’s Future Submarines to host fleets of drones.

The Wall Street Journal reviews Senior Fellow Charles Edel's book, The Lessons of Tragedy.

Computerworld reports on comments made by Microsoft president and chief legal officer Brad Smith during a speech at the United States Studies Centre.

Senior Lecturer in American Politics and Foreign Policy David Smith spoke to News.com.au about the political landscape after US Attorney General William Barr saw no case for the president to face charges of...

How does America fit within the larger historical narrative of the rise and fall of world powers? Dr. Charles Edel, a senior fellow at the United States Studies Centre, joined the Global IQ...

Lecturer in Political Science Shaun Ratcliff spoke to the ABC about campaign financing in the United States and the influence of political mega-donors the Koch brothers.

As artificial intelligence and robotics technologies progress, the increasing autonomy of unmanned military systems will drive new operational concepts with the potential to transform modern war.

A new policy brief released today by the...

The US Studies Centre's James Brown says impeachment is not going to be the path that 'brings Trump undone', after the Mueller report found no evidence of collusion between Donald Trump's campaign and...

This Australian Financial Review report refers to research written by USSC director of trade and investment Dr Stephen Kirchner.

The Australian's David Uren refers to research by USSC Trade and Investment Program director Dr Stephen Kirchner in this op-ed.

Subdued wages growth has been a feature of the Australian and US economies in recent years, posting the slowest growth on record on some measures. This has led many to question whether workers...

US Studies Centre’s CEO Simon Jackman says in this Sky News interview that Donald Trump’s attack on Joe Biden shows he sees the Democratic elder as a genuine electoral ‘threat.’ This week President...

Author of new research published by the USSC and director of its trade and investment program, Dr Stephen Kirchner, is quoted in this opinion piece by The Sydney Morning Herald's Jessica Irvine.