Events


Professor Laura E. Little talks about the many constitutional issues arising from the Trump administration’s actions since the President took office in January 2025.

One-day, invitation-only events under Chatham House Rules with participation by senior representatives from government, business, academia, the think tank community and civil society, focusing on today's big economic security questions.

Kazuto Suzuki, Michaela Browning and Danielle Rajendram join Hayley Channer to discuss how Australia and Japan can navigate and shape the evolving global economic order.

A discussion on space security with esteemed experts Audrey Schaffer, Professor Melissa de Zwart and Aude Vignelles, hosted by Dr Kathryn Robison.

Audrey M. Schaffer joins Dr Kathryn Robison to discuss how space sustainability can be integrated into the national security policy debate.

Join this information session to learn more about applying for the Japan-Australia Dialogue and Exchange for the Next Generation (JADE) program—designed to help cultivate a new generation of Japan-Australia strategic experts.

USSC's Director of Economic Security, Hayley Channer, together with Dr Merriden Varrall from KPMG’s Geopolitics Hub unpacked the big Trump administration moves so far and what it means for business leaders.

Former Assistant Secretary of Commerce for Export Administration Kevin J. Wolf joined USSC Research Fellow Tom Corben to discuss US export controls reforms and what it means for Australia and the AUKUS enterprise.

Kevin J. Wolf and Dr Alan Dupont AO joined Hayley Channer to discuss how governments and the private sector can coordinate to address rising concerns around technology competition.

USSC CEO Dr Michael Green and Director of Economic Security Hayley Channer look at the big geopolitical trends to watch at the start of a new Trump administration.

The United States Studies Centre invites you to a public panel event that will follow a day of closed-door discussions at the Quad Leadership Track-1.5 Dialogue.