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The Australian Strategic Policy Institute is an independent, non-partisan think tank focused on Australia's defence, cyber, tech and strategic policy.
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    'What is evident so far at the 55th annual meeting of the forum is that Pacific leaders don’t like threats. And when they are unified and have agency, they set the agenda for the future of the region,' writes John Hennessey-Niland.
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    Postcard from PIF: China backs down from threat after Pacific leaders react | The Strategist
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    'National Cabinet has spent its energy on how these facilities will be powered. The question it has not yet asked is where they should be located. The answer still points north,' writes @raelock.
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    Before deciding how to power data centres, decide where to build them | The Strategist
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    'It doesn’t all go Beijing’s way. In Latin America, China has been suffering notable reversals of influence,' writes Juan Fernando Herrera Ramos.
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    In relations with China, Latin America puts itself first | The Strategist
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    'The US, for its part, must show it remains capable of shaping the nuclear rules and willing to use its military and political power to enforce them,' writes Jane Hardy.
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    Nuclear weapons: the global outlook in an unstable new era | The Strategist
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