Why Australian leader's White House visit really matters to Trump

23 February 2018

Jared Mondschein
Research Fellow, United States Studies Centre

Research Fellow at the United States Studies Centre Jared Mondschein spoke to CNN about why Malcolm Turnbull's White House visit was important for the United States.

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Jared Mondschein
Research Fellow, United States Studies Centre
Jared Mondschein is a Research Fellow at the US Studies Centre. His research focuses on the US-Australian trade and investment relationship as well as innovation and entrepreneurship.

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23 February 2018 on CNN

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