I was honoured to host many friends of the Centre last night to launch our flagship publication, The Alliance at 70. We were joined by contributors the Hon Brendan Nelson AO, Dennis Richardson...
The Australian reports on the United States Studies Centre's commemorative book, The Alliance at 70, to be launched in Sydney on Tuesday. The book is a sweeping warts-and-all memoir of the US-Australia alliance...
From the race to vaccinate to the fall of Kabul, it’s been a big year in international affairs. Gorana Grgic, Senior Lecturer at the United States Studies Centre, Michael Wesley, Deputy Vice Chancellor...
The nationwide right to abortion that has existed in the US for nearly 50 years is at a pivotal crossroads. Bruce Wolpe, a non-resident senior fellow at the United States, is quoted in...
The US is focusing on friends and allies – in other words, those who align with it on China. But it’s vital that established institutions – Asean, EAS and Apec – don’t become...
A new report from the United States Studies Centre (USSC) cautions the United States needs to elevate the priority it gives to ties with the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) and other...
US President Joe Biden is determined to push ahead on his legislative agenda, despite concerns over the impact of the Omicron strain. US Studies Centre CEO Simon Jackman spoke to Sky News, saying...
As US-China strategic rivalry in the Indo-Pacific intensifies, regional multilateral forums will be critical in the competition for influence and indispensable for a successful US regional strategy. Importantly, in its first year, the...
The Australian Financial Review published a contribution by former Australian Ambassador to the United States Joe Hockey extracted from the United States Studies Centre’s commemorative book The Alliance at 70, which will...
Shortly after Joe Biden was elected a little over a year ago, he and Kamala Harris announced that their administration had four immediate priorities it sought to take on: COVID-19, climate, racial equity and the economy.
The indefinite postponement of the World Trade Organisation’s 12th Ministerial Conference in Geneva because of a new COVID-19 variant represents yet another setback for the multilateral trading system.
Logistics aside, the WTO faces...
