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Why does the Albanese Government treat Japan’s energy security as more important than our own?

Rod Campbell
International AffairsClimate
Why does the Albanese Government treat Japan’s energy security as more important than our own?

PODCASTAfter America

Democrats sweep to victory after shutdown becomes longest ever

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Democrats sweep to victory after shutdown becomes longest ever

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Shorter America This Week: Hope is alive? The reactionary far-right. Culture matters

By Emma Shortis

It isn’t always easy to keep up with what’s happening in the US. ‘Shorter America” is a weekly column where Dr Emma Shortis loops you in on what’s going on in America and shares news and analysis that you can trust. 

International Affairs
Shorter America This Week: Hope is alive? The reactionary far-right. Culture matters

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"Everything is uncertain": Trump-Xi meeting leaves the world on edge

By Tegan George

As Donald Trump boasts about his newly renovated marble bathroom and its chandelier over the toilet, Australians are growing increasingly concerned and confused about the nation’s $386 billion investment into the AUKUS nuclear-submarine deal.

International Affairs
"Everything is uncertain": Trump-Xi meeting leaves the world on edge

WHAT'S NEW

Is Australia putting Pacific Island guestworkers at risk of modern slavery?

By Morgan Harrington

Australia is one of twelve countries that will participate, and the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility (PALM) Scheme – which experts say puts participants at risk of modern slavery – is a key part of the agenda.

International Affairs
Is Australia putting Pacific Island guestworkers at risk of modern slavery?

PODCASTAfter America

“Everything is uncertain”: Trump-Xi meeting leaves the world on edge

International Affairs
Apple PodCastSpotify PodCast
“Everything is uncertain”: Trump-Xi meeting leaves the world on edge

WHAT'S NEW

Only 8% of Australians fully convinced Australia 'shares values' with Donald Trump's America

By staff writers

New research has revealed that just 8% of Australians strongly agree that Australia “shares values” with Donald Trump’s United States.

International Affairs
Only 8% of Australians fully convinced Australia 'shares values' with Donald Trump's America

WHAT'S NEW

This Week in America: It's Been A Year, Election Week, American Punk

By Emma Shortis

It isn’t always easy to keep up with what’s happening in the US. ‘Shorter America” is a series where Dr Emma Shortis loops you in on what’s going on in America and shares news and analysis that you can trust.

International Affairs
This Week in America: It's Been A Year, Election Week, American Punk

WHAT'S NEW

What you need to know about the next Trump/Xi meeting

By Emma Shortis

As US President Donald Trump prepares to meet Chinese President Xi Jinping for the first time since 2019, he’s coming off the back of what many in his administration will view as triumphant tour of South East Asia. 

International Affairs
What you need to know about the next Trump/Xi meeting

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"You can't trust Donald Trump, but you can trust Trump to be Trump"

By Tegan George

As Donald Trump presses on with his self-declared ‘peace president’ tour through Asia, the United States is sliding deeper into political chaos as its self-imposed government shutdown nears the one-month mark.

International Affairs
"You can't trust Donald Trump, but you can trust Trump to be Trump"
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