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There was a moment of light relief towards the end of the Q&A following Minister for Foreign Affairs Penny Wong’s address to the National Press Club on Monday. The Canberra Times’s Nicholas Stuart prefaced his question, the penultimate of the day, by commenting that it had been “a wonderful speech”, to which Wong quipped: “You’re the first person who’s said that. I was

The competition between the US and its allies against China and its allies resembles a new Cold War, with each side attempting to challenge the others dominance in various fields

Kevin Rudd, incoming Ambassador of Australia to the United States, discussed his new book “The Avoidable War: The Dangers of a Catastrophic Conflict Between the U.S. and Xi Jinping’s China” at a SPIA panel on March 3. He expressed his concerns about mounting ...

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Rudd’s nomination is another signal by the Albanese government of its readiness to align Australia more closely than ever behind US imperialism and its aggressive confrontation with China.

The new ambassador’s job now is to make the transition from partisan political figure to a diplomat operating behind the scenes to advance Australia’s national interest.

Australian PM Anthony Albanese highlighted Rudds expertise in Canberras foreign policy for China in the Indo-Pacific region.

Kevin Rudd lives in New York these days, but on November 18, he returned to his former hometown of Brisbane to speak about his most recent book, The Avoidable War: the dangers of a catastrophic conflict between the US and Xi Jinping’s China at Brisbane’s City Hall.Australia’s 26th Prime Minister quit politics after losing the 2013 el

War of Lanka author has a series with time travel in mind and plans to write a Mahabharat sometime in future

China’s leader came to power determined to ensure prosperity, but he may yet turn out to be his country’s greatest threat