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The Indo-Pacific

Strategic competition, economic security, and technological advancements are reshaping the Indo-Pacific region. As a home to some of the world’s largest economies and most critical trade routes, what happens in the Indo-Pacific has far-reaching implications for Australia, the United States, and beyond. From shifting alliances to emerging security challenges, the region is defined by complex interactions between major powers, rising economies, and regional institutions. Understanding these dynamics helps us shape the future of trade, defence, and diplomacy in its increasingly contested environment.
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Public forum
What does the China-Russia-North Korea axis mean for the Indo-Pacific?

29 September 2026

6.00pm

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7.30pm AEST

A panel discussion featuring experts from Australia, India, Singapore and the Philippines.

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Royal Australian Air Force, United States Pacific Air Force and Japanese Air Self Defence Force aircraft conduct a trilateral photo exercise during Exercise Southern Cross in the Northern Territory, Australia.

Australia, Japan and the United States: Implementing a trilateral denial strategy along the First Island Chain

15 September 2026
Report byTom Corben, Jennifer Parker, Professor Satoru Mori, Jeffrey W. Hornung