After escaping war-torn Vietnam as a child, former congresswoman Stephanie Murphy has built a distinguished career. As a leading expert in US national security, her insights are second to none – and she'll be sharing them at SISF 2024. Get tickets👇 ussc.edu.au/sydney-interna…

🇦🇺🇺🇸 Compared to 2023, Australians are now less likely to want to withdraw from the US alliance if former president Trump wins (26% in 2024, compared to 37% in 2023). Our 2024 Allies and Partners Poll is out today. See what people are thinking👇 ussc.edu.au/allies-and-par…

"Perceptions of Trump haven't changed but perceptions of the US alliance have," says United States Studies Centre's @JaredMondschein to Australian Associated Press (AAP) on our 2024 Allies and Partners Poll 👉 bit.ly/4ed6mWh See what people are thinking and our full analysis👇 bit.ly/3XwaQlc

🇦🇺🇺🇸🇯🇵 Australians are less willing to send military forces to help the US defend Taiwan in the event of an attack by China, United States Studies Centre's 2024 Allies and Partners Poll shows. See what people are thinking and our full analysis – the full report is now out👇 ussc.edu.au/allies-and-par…

🇦🇺🇺🇸🇯🇵 Support for AUKUS continues to outweigh opposition — but most are unsure about its future if Trump is re-elected, United States Studies Centre's 2024 Allies and Partners Poll shows. See what people are thinking and our full analysis – the full report is now out👇 ussc.edu.au/allies-and-par…

.United States Studies Centre has opened EOIs for the 2025 Women in the Alliance Network. This group of emerging leaders working across the 🇦🇺-🇺🇸 partnership will meet quarterly for roundtables with experts and professional development opps. Details here 👇🏽 ussc.edu.au/about/programs…

🇦🇺🇺🇸 “Self-reliance is not self-sufficiency.” As Australia builds its missile industry, US support remains crucial to the GWEO Enterprise. United States Studies Centre's Tom Corben and Alice Nason explore what it means | In ASPI's The Strategist: ussc.edu.au/gweo-rockets-u…

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"The Vice President did a better job highlighting Trump’s extremism that he did painting her as a Californian liberal." Read United States Studies Centre's Dr. Michael Green's thoughts on the recent debate – for the Financial Review👇 afr.com/world/north-am…

"The ground game is everything for Harris," writes United States Studies Centre's Bruce Wolpe for the The Sydney Morning Herald. "Trump has a ceiling of 45-47 per cent of the popular vote. Harris must keep him there." Read his commentary on where to next for the Trump and Harris campaigns👇 smh.com.au/world/north-am…

🇺🇸🇦🇺 “Innovation alone is insufficient. The speed and scale of innovation and adoption matter most.” As China accelerates its military, US-Australia defence reforms aim to keep pace, but hurdles remain. United States Studies Centre's Jennifer Jackett explores for Carnegie Endowment👇 ussc.edu.au/innovative-all…

In my latest, for @ussc, I spotlight the shifting military balance in the Indian Ocean. China will soon be able to exercise sea denial - an unprecedented threat to India (& its partners, Aus & US). How is India responding? (1/4) ussc.edu.au/engaging-with-…

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It remains unclear whether the many factchecking articles "will have much of an impact on perceptions of the candidates." United States Studies Centre's Jared Mondschein weighs in on the debate performances, policies, truthfulness and memorable moments for The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand👇 ussc.edu.au/trump-and-harr…

Why is America so polarised? What explains Trump’s popularity? Is the country ready for a woman president? Join United States Studies Centre's Dr. Michael Green, plus Nick Bryant, 💥Dr💥 Julia Baird, Don Watson and Raymond Bonner at Bookoccino to talk through it all. Tickets👇 trybooking.com/events/landing…

"The horrific events of 1968 inflicted immense damage on America’s political culture. It took years to recover," United States Studies Centre's Bruce Wolpe writes. Could 2024 follow a similar path? Read Bruce's commentary on the state of US politics for the The Sydney Morning Herald👇 ussc.edu.au/the-ghosts-of-…

“We [Australia] now have the largest concentration of US forces here since World War II, and it has been absolutely critical to our security given China’s rise," says United States Studies Centre's Peter J. Dean to the @Australian. See his insights here👇 ussc.edu.au/us-military-bu…

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Another assassination attempt, baseless claims about pets, and Taylor Swift: The US election is wild, but does any of it matter? Read what United States Studies Centre's @Jaredmondschein has to say on it all for The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand👇 ussc.edu.au/another-assass…

"A persistent Chinese submarine presence in the northern Indian Ocean — even a modestly sized force — would pose an unprecedented challenge." So how can India and partners better cooperate to counter this challenge? @Arzandc explores in his United States Studies Centre brief👇 ussc.edu.au/engaging-with-…