23 September 2019

US and Australia grow apart on China, behind the smiles and handshakes

Brendan Thomas-Noone

Brendan Thomas-Noone is interviewed for this article in South China Morning Post.

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Brendan Thomas-Noone
Brendan was formerly a Research Fellow in the Foreign Policy and Defence Program at the United States Studies Centre.

First published

20 September 2019 in South China Morning Post

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