Who Lost the Pacific?
Great power paternalism finally has its answer. The Pacific states themselves may be taking their region back.
Great power paternalism finally has its answer. The Pacific states themselves may be taking their region back.
Significant improvements in the sophistication and general capabilities of South-East Asian nations, such as Indonesia and Malaysia, have relegated Australia’s historical strategic and miliary dominance of the region to a reduced significance.
Starmer’s exit is indicative of the political turmoil afflicting Western governments around the world as nationalism overtakes globalism.
A brief history of the oldest alliance in the world