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Dr John Kunkel, Non-Resident Senior Fellow at the United States Studies Centre

Dr John Kunkel

Non-Resident Senior FellowUnited States Studies Centre
Dr Naoise McDonagh

Dr Naoise McDonagh

Non-Resident Fellow, Economic SecurityUnited States Studies Centre
Genna Lehman

Genna Lehman

Non-Resident Fellow, Economic SecurityUnited States Studies Centre
Johanna Lim

Johanna Lim

Research Associate, Strategic TechnologiesUnited States Studies Centre
Hayley Channer, Director of the Economic Security Program with the United States Studies Centre at the University of Sydney.

Hayley Channer

Director, Economic SecurityUnited States Studies Centre
Tom Barrett

Tom Barrett

Non-Resident Fellow, Economic SecurityUnited States Studies Centre
Trade and economics

Australian Government’s key plea to France over new minerals investment

In the news byHayley Channer
US politics

From lecture halls to jail cells: The rising risks of university research

9 April 2026
Commentary byDr Christopher J. Watterson
US politics

Why Trump can't walk away from the Strait of Hormuz

8 April 2026
In the news byBruce Wolpe
Trade and economics

PM’s $23b Made in Australia misses the mark on supply chain

7 April 2026
In the news byDr John Kunkel
President Donald Trump talks to members of the media before boarding Marine One from the South Lawn of the White House on October 30, 2020 in Washington, DC.
US politics

What's behind Trump's expletive-laden ultimatum to reopen Hormuz Strait?

6 April 2026
Interview byJared Mondschein
US President Donald Trump delivers remarks on reciprocal tariffs during an event in the Rose Garden entitled "Make America Wealthy Again" at the White House in Washington, DC, on 2 April 2025
Trade and economics

One year after Liberation Day: How Trump’s tariffs shaped Australia and the world

2 April 2026
Explainer byRobert Monterosso
Business uncertainty
Trade and economics
Webinar
The geopolitics and business briefing: Impacts of the Iran war

2 April 2026

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The World Trade Organization (WTO) Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala speaks during the WTO ministerial conference in Yaounde on March 26, 2026.
Trade and economics

By the numbers | Key outcomes from the WTO's 14th Ministerial Conference

1 April 2026
Interactive bySahara Hoff
Critical minerals
Trade and economics

Building supply chain resilience in critical minerals: The path ahead

30 March 2026
Report byHayley Channer, Sahara Hoff
World Trade Organization Director-General Ngozi Okonjo-Iweala gestures during the launch of the global trade outlook at the WTO headquarters in Geneva on 19 March 2026
Trade and economics

What is the future for the World Trade Organization?

26 March 2026
Explainer bySahara Hoff
Satellite view of the Strait of Hormuz with white graphic lines representing global shipping lanes and maritime traffic between the Persian Gulf and Gulf of Oman.
Foreign policy

Middle East Crisis: US Strategy, Hormuz, and Global Economic Risks

26 March 2026
Interview byJared Mondschein
A birds eye view of a cargo Boat anchored in the Port Melbourne cargo facilities, it is being loaded with colourful containers, Drone view, Port Melbourne, Victoria, Australia
Trade and economics

Why the Middle East war matters more to Australia than it seems

23 March 2026
In the news byHayley Channer, Dr Lavina Lee
A commercial vessel is seen in the background as a US Black Hawk helicopter crew member stands on the deck of Britain's RFA Cardigan Bay landing ship in the Gulf waters off Bahrain during the International Maritime Exercise (IMX), on November 5, 2019. - IMX is a joint military exercise involving assets and personnel from more than 50 partner nations and seven international organisations. The US has pushed for the creation of a US-led operation dubbed the International Maritime Security Construct to safeguard trade and the flow of oil through the Strait of Hormuz. It has so far been joined by Australia, Britain and the United Arab Emirates, as well as Bahrain, the Gulf island state which is home to the US Fifth Fleet.
Foreign policy

Australia open to joining allies’ Hormuz push

20 March 2026
In the news byDr Michael J. Green