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How did Pakistan position itself at the centre of the US-Iran peace talks?
A thoughtful analysis from one of the AIIA WA committee members:
https://t.co/p8Z5Wj5OyW
'Trade provides the ballast for relations with China' | @acri_uts Acting Director @j_laurenceson explores the question 'Is Australia too economically dependent on China' in an opinion piece for @ausoutlook. #auschina#ausecon@UTSEngage https://t.co/sR9h3ET56q
Listen to our podcast! Recording and PowerPoint slides from our last event on Australia-Indonesia Politics and Trade : #Indonesian Election and IA-CEPA, @IndonesiaAust@AIYA_WA@aiya_national Listen here: https://t.co/m3OAA9rejY
A comparative analysis of the Coalition and the Labor Party’s positions on key foreign policy issues by former diplomat Richard Broinowski shows there is little to choose from. https://t.co/IgVbBYHm2u
#auspol#ausvotes#auspol19#AusVotes2019#democracysausage
After the AIIA hosted an event on Friday on Aus-Japan economic cooperation, we were treated to a reception by the Japanese consul-general in Perth! Thanks to @AIIA_WA & @CGJPERTH, & event speakers @tomtaniguchi @afsnsw Mark Beeson, Sam Walsh & @jg862. https://t.co/DW9x14Mc6W
High level panel w/Prof Taniguchi, Sam Walsh, Fiona Simpson on Australia Japan relations: from ‘energy, energy, energy’ 30yrs ago to democratic countries w/shared values & maritime identities, strong agriculture ties leading regional cooperation & rules-based global order today