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Recognising China (for what it is)

12 October 2019

9:00 AM

12 October 2019

9:00 AM

Scott Morrison’s recent speech to the Lowy Institute was the most important prime ministerial foreign policy announcement in some years. This is because it acknowledged – for the first time – that we are now living in an era of strategic competition between the United States and China. Indeed, the PM was quite open about living in a new world of great power rivalry.

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