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Foreign relations
Report
Regional perspectives research project: phase 2 summary report
The Regional Perspectives Project was about listening to, and learning from, Pacific people on a range of topics that reflect Pacific priorities, including relationships with other countries. This report presents a summary of the key findings from Phase 2 of the research undertaken in Solomon Islands and Vanuatu.
Report
Space logistics: why rules matter for safety, security and sustainability
With space activities expanding at an unprecedented rate, space logistics is becoming increasingly critical to ensure the sustainable use of space. This report outlines key issues that need to be addressed related to space logistics – the dual-use nature of rendezvous and proximity operations, their consequences in terms of space debris, and the sustainability and...
Briefing paper
UN voting patterns reflect the changing geopolitical landscape
The United Nations (UN) Charter is an international treaty that is binding on all 193 member states. The current geopolitical environment and major power competition is challenging the UN Security Council (UNSC) as it struggles to uphold its obligations under the UN Charter. This paper outlines shifting alliances, reform, UNSC resolutions and UN challenges.
Strategy
Victoria’s China strategy: for a new golden era
The Victorian Government’s strategy to guide engagement with China over the next five years. It identifies sectors and regions of opportunity to ensure engagement with China continues to deliver outcomes for the State, working in close partnership with industry, community and all levels of government. The strategy sets out a vision, values, strategic objectives and...
Report
Power shift: the US, China and the race to net zero
This report reveals that while the United States (US) President Donald Trump’s return to the White House is demolishing federal climate support, major US states, companies – and rivals such as China – are powering ahead with the switch to renewable energy. For Australia, the message is clear: its future prosperity depends on keeping pace.