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The relationship between the United States and any other country has implications across the globe. Foreign policy spans diplomacy including Australian and regional US diplomatic engagement, climate and clean energy cooperation, regional institutions, aid and development.
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Kester Abbott, a Research Associate working with Dr Michael J. Green.

Kester Abbott

Research AssociateUnited States Studies Centre
Jared Mondschein, the Director of Research at the United States Studies Centre.

Jared Mondschein

Director of ResearchUnited States Studies Centre
Tara Luckock

Tara Luckock

Research Associate, Foreign Policy and Defence United States Studies Centre
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Dr Fiona Cunningham

Non-Resident FellowUnited States Studies Centre
Benjamin Reilly

Professor Benjamin Reilly

Senior FellowUnited States Studies Centre
Shizuka Takada, a Japanese Research Associate working with Dr Michael J. Green

Shizuka Takada

Research AssociateUnited States Studies Centre
Allies and partners

USSC Briefing Room | Mike Green and Lavina Lee on Iran, Venezuela, Greenland and Carney’s speech

Tune in to hear Mike and Lavina’s candid assessments of US foreign intervention and the response by Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney.
Podcast byDr Michael J. Green, Dr Lavina Lee, Mari Koeck
Japan's Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi, leader of the ruling Liberal Democratic Party (LDP), speaks during a press conference at the LDP headquarters in Tokyo on February 9, 2026. Japanese Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi said on February 9 she felt a "heavy responsibility" to make the country stronger and more prosperous after winning a landslide election victory.
Allies and partners

Japan’s election result is a geopolitical earthquake and a ‘very big deal’ for Australia

10 February 2026
In the news byDr Michael J. Green
Taiwan and Australia flags
Foreign policy
Public forum
Australia-Taiwan relations: What are the policy options and priorities for engagement?

5 February 2026

5.30pm

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8.00pm AEDT

Past event
Allies and partners

Australia-Taiwan relations: Policy options and priorities for engagement

5 February 2026
Report byProfessor Peter Dean, Professor Bec Strating, Hayley Channer, Dr Brendan Taylor, Esther Soulard
Port Melbourne
Trade and economics

Australia’s economic security outlook: Trends and possible responses for 2026

30 January 2026
Report byHayley Channer, Robert Monterosso
Foreign policy

Iran has its 'finger on the trigger'. But is it at its 'weakest' as US tensions soar?

29 January 2026
In the news byAssociate Professor David Smith
Allies and partners

USSC Briefing Room | India’s changing relationships with the United States, China, Russia and Australia

28 January 2026
Podcast byRushali Saha, Mari Koeck
Philippine Foreign Minister Theresa Lazaro delivers a speech during the Association of Southeast Asian Nations (ASEAN) Foreign Ministers' Retreat in Cebu City on 29 January 2026.
Foreign policy

ASEAN top diplomats hope for breakthrough to ease conflicts in SCS and Myanmar in Cebu meet

28 January 2026
In the news byJane Hardy
Defence

Missiles and multipolarity: Can an Indo-Pacific coalition defeat China’s missile overmatch?

20 January 2026
Report byDr Christopher J. Watterson, Professor Peter Dean
Defence

USSC Briefing Room | Adm. Lisa Franchetti (ret’d) on the future of US military leadership

14 January 2026
Podcast byTom Corben
US President Donald Trump
US politics

Trump warning as America ‘tears the mask off’

12 January 2026
In the news byAssociate Professor David Smith
US President Donald Trump
Foreign policy

Donald Trump takes Venezuela – is Colombia next?

11 January 2026
Interview byBruce Wolpe
Foreign policy

Regime change in Venezuela worked for now but what comes next will impact East Asia

9 January 2026
Commentary byDr Michael J. Green