In this episode of the Asia Chessboard, hosts USSC CEO Mike Green and Freeman Chair in China Studies at CSIS Jude Blanchette are joined by Sue Mi Terry, Director of the Asia Program...

The AUKUS submarine announcement earlier this month reignited a long-running debate about how to best preserve Australia’s sovereignty.

The announcement addressed some key concerns. For example, the United States will sell (rather than...

In this piece for The Australian, Greg Sheridan quotes USSC CEO Mike Green: “The summit itself is confirmation that both Xi and Putin prioritise their ideological struggle against the West over their own...

The Australian's Paul Kelly writes that the Albanese government is seeking to stabilise bilateral relations with China while embarking on a partnership with the US and regional nations in a strategy to deterrence...

Peter Dean, director of foreign policy and defence at the United States Studies Centre, is quoted in this article published by The Age.

In a panel session this week, Professor Dean explainer: “In...

ABC PM reports that Japan and South Korea have agreed to resume regular visits between their leaders and take steps to resolve a trade dispute during a highly anticipated summit, in what Japan's...

In an interview on ABC's New Breakfast, the US Studies Centre's Director of Economic Security Hayley Channer assesses how the AUKUS submarine deal affects Canberra's thawing of relations with Beijing.

While it may make some of us baulk, the eye-watering $368 billion cost of Australia's submarine venture is a clear and obvious sign that we will do whatever it takes to ensure our...