Ukraine

Russia’s invasion of Ukraine raised alarms around the world and countries around the Indo-Pacific quickly saw the regional ramifications. The United States led on both sanctions and sending military aid to Ukraine, but now the subject is becoming fiercely political as countries consider the United States’ staying power.

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Experts on Ukraine

Professor Peter Dean

Director, Foreign Policy and DefenceUnited State Studies Centre

Dr Gorana Grgic

Dr Gorana Grgic

Senior Lecturer in US Politics and Foreign PolicyUnited States Studies Centre

Industrial capacity a major issue for Ukraine support

In the news byTom Corben

Fears of a post-Putin Russia haunt the US as it delays helping Ukraine with F-16s

In the news byDr Gorana Grgic

'Murder Incorporated' strikes again: Putin's Russia has delivered its most brazen scalp yet by eliminating his bitter Wagner rival

Commentary byStephen Loosley

What Trump's return to the Oval Office would mean for Ukraine and its supporters

Commentary byStephen Loosley

Allies and partners

USSC Insights | Walking the talk at AUSMIN

USSC Insights byStephen Loosley

USSC Briefing Room | Inside the NATO Vilnius Summit

Podcast byDr Gorana Grgic

Chances of Russian victory in Ukraine now seem remote after Prigozhin coup exposed genuine cracks in Putin's leadership

Commentary byStephen Loosley

USSC Insights | Inside look at the NATO Vilnius Summit

USSC Insights byDr Gorana Grgic

Russians being led by a rotten clique of gangsters

Interview byStephen Loosley

Trade and economics

Ukraine 'testing ground' for Australian cyber defences

In the news byDr John Kunkel

Australia has 40 FA-18s, we should give them to Ukraine

In the news byProfessor Peter Dean

Vladimir Putin is convincing no-one outside his decaying, delusional dictatorship that he is winning the war in Ukraine

Commentary byStephen Loosley

United States tells China to stay out of Ukraine

In the news byTom Corben