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The 53rd meeting of the Australian members of #CSCAP is set to begin at 10 am AEST today for an #AustraliaJapanDialogue on Strategic Trends in the Indo-Pacific. This event is in association with @ANU_SDSC @JIIA_eng and @AIIANational
The 53rd #AusCSCAP meeting on #AustraliaJapanDialogue discussed the impact of the bilateral relationship on China, USA and Indo-Pacific amid ongoing global challenges.
A round of thanks to @AIIANational and @jiia_eng for their support and to all the speakers, members and participants who contributed to today's discussions.
Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) retweeted
Speaking now at @ANU_CSCAP held at our HQ - Ambassador Miyagawa, A/Prof Masuo, Richard Maude from @AsiaSocietyAus, @natashaskassam from @LowyInstitute and Hugh White from @ANU_SDSC on the implications of invasion of Ukraine and impact of 🇨🇳 🇷🇺 ties on security policy in 🇯🇵 & 🇦🇺.
Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) retweeted
The 53rd meeting of the Australian members of #CSCAP, an #AustraliaJapanDialogue on Strategic Trends in the Indo-Pacific, has kicked off this morning. This event is in association with @ANU_SDSC @JIIA_eng and @AIIANational.
Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) retweeted
Great to be at the #AUSCSCAP @ANU_SDSC @ANUasiapacific Australia-Japan Dialogue on Strategic Trends in the Indo-Pacific at @AIIANational offices in Canberra
Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) retweeted
On July 15, @Asialink_au, with @ANU_CSCAP & #AjouUni, will mark 60 years of 🇦🇺-🇰🇷 diplomatic relations with a closed-door Australia-Korea Dialogue 👇
asialink.unimelb.edu.au/cale…
The Dialogue is supported by the Cth through the Australia-Korea Foundation, which is part of @dfat.
Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) retweeted
Explainer on what's happened in Myanmar. Why did the Tatmadaw feel confident enough to arrest Aug San Suu Kyi? My take on it here on @trtworld youtube.com/watch?v=wHG0cP4Z… @ANUmedia @ANUasiapacific @ANUBellSchool @ANU_SDSC
Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) retweeted
Yep: “Australia should elevate Antarctic attention into the strategic discussion, reinvest in Antarctic activities and reinforce the ATS” This echoes the argument in the Geostrategic SWOT Analysis here sdsc.bellschool.anu.edu.au/s…
REPLAY October 2020: The future of the Antarctic demands greater strategic attention from Canberra, argues Colonel Kurt Brown in a two-part series. #LandPowerForum
Part 1: researchcentre.army.gov.au/l…
Part 2: researchcentre.army.gov.au/l…
Council for Security in the Asia Pacific (Aus) retweeted
"Niche Wars: Australia in Afghanistan and Iraq, 2001-2014" is now online @ANU_Press @anumedia @MHHVic @ANU_SDSC Order a hardcopy, or download it now for summer. It provides answers to key questions: Why did we go? What did we do there & what was the point? press.anu.edu.au/publication…
The 51st Meeting of the Australian Members of #CSCAP meet in Canberra to discuss ‘Hegemony, Power, Prestige: What do major powers want, and how do they seek to achieve it.
#CSCAP Day 2 of the 50th Seminar in Perth in association with @PerthUSAsia. The Hon Julie Bishop shares her views on the ‘Prospects for a Consensus on Norms in the Indo Pacific’ with 21 member countries in attendance.
@ANU_SDSC @ISIS_MY
#CSCAP 50th Seminar in Perth in association with @PerthUSAsia. Honoured to have The Hon Governor of Western Australia Kim Beazley join the discussion with 21 member countries in attendance.
@ANU_SDSC @lgflake @ISIS_MY
Central Asia panel at #32APR discuss BRI. Chinese investment welcomed by the region. Land trade routes complement rather than compete with maritime trade routes.
Northeast Asia panel at #32APR expressed scepticism about promises made during Korean peace talks.
In Kuala Lumpur for the 32nd Asia-Pacific Roundtable on Disruption: People. Technology. Power. Security. #Thirty2