18 June 2014

US, Australia, Iraq, and the Asia-Pacific

ABC News Breakfast

Iraq is the land of no good choices and China is responsible for the pivot, says Douglas Paal, the director of the Asia Program at the Carnegie Endowment for International Peace. Paal was in Australia for the Centre's Alliance 21 conference in Canberra.

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18 June 2014

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