Is India concerned by Russia drawing closer to China? Of course, suggests Jaishankar. Evokes "high school geometry" - you don't want two sides of the Russia-China-India triangle to get too close. It's "useful" in Asia (and for the West) for India to "give Russia more options" 5/

Lesikimacuata Korovavala tells #RaisinaDownUnder2024 that Pacific island countries are looking to balance the pursuit of economic development with the impact it has on culture. "While we pursue development, what is the price that small islands states pay in order to reach a

#RaisinaDownUnder2024 | Foreign Ministerial Session Featuring Winston Peters, Senator Penny Wong, Dr. S. Jaishankar & Samir Saran ORF ASPI Randhir Jaiswal Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade 🇦🇺 #RaisinaDownUnder2024 #Canberra x.com/i/broadcasts/1…

#RaisinaDownUnder2024 apparently the first time the ministers for foreign affairs of 🇦🇺 🇮🇳 🇳🇿 have been on stage together Senator Penny Wong gives thoughtful comments on how you bring together the economic and the strategic. Much on my mind following asiapacific4d.com/idea/navigate-…

Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Birmingham at ASPI ORF #RaisinaDownUnder2024 talks about how India and Australia can deploy the tools of statecraft to deter conduct that would destabilise the region while maximising economic and other benefits

This week, on the Intel, we asked "US election. So what for development?" 👉 CSIS 's Kathryn Paik 👉devpolicy.org's Cam 👉 Asia-Pacific 4D's Melissa Conley Tyler Explore the responses 👉devintelligencelab.com/intel/07nov202… Sign up to get the Intel straight to your inbox 👉

What does Trump's election victory mean for #development? #AP4D Executive Director Melissa Conley Tyler features in Development Intelligence Lab's Intel this week alongside CSIS's Kathryn Paik and devpolicy.org's Cam. Explore the responses at devintelligencelab.com/intel/07nov2024.

US election. So what for development? devpolicy.org Senior Researcher Cam features in Development Intelligence Lab's Intel this week. He joins Melissa Conley Tyler from Asia-Pacific 4D and Kathryn Paik from CSIS. Read the responses: devintelligencelab.com/intel/07nov2024

My thoughts on Trump's victory and aid below, w/Melissa Conley Tyler & Kathryn Paik As well as uncertainty on aid, his impact on global development is even harder to quantify as this will depend more on wider policies in areas like trade, migration & whether he tanks the US economy

The latest Intel asked Melissa Conley Tyler "US election. So what for development?" Melissa’s experience across public policy think tanks informs her response this week. Read her response here 👉 devintelligencelab.com/intel/07nov2024

Writing in 360info.global, #AP4D intern Jasmine Stephens and Executive Director Melissa Conley Tyler warn of the long-term #diplomatic and #softpower costs of international student caps. Read their piece at 360info.org/why-all-aussie….

At Australian Institute of International Affairs's recent Conference #AP4D Executive Director Melissa Conley Tyler asked Shadow Minister for Foreign Affairs Simon Birmingham about Australia's #development program and how it engages with developing countries in the region. 📺 Listen to his answer at youtu.be/lAS_Mhr62vI?fe….

#AP4D Executive Director Melissa Conley Tyler was a speaker on the final panel at the Australian Institute of International Affairs Conference looking at implications of the US Election result. 📺Watch a recording at youtube.com/watch?v=CTj8qx…. Also featuring Hugh White, Peter J. Dean, Mike Pezzullo and Latika M Bourke.

At #AAC2024 this week? Interested in #statecraft, contest & public opinion? #AP4D's Melissa Conley Tyler will speak on #economicstatecraft at the Acton Theatre session tomorrow from 9am. Also featuring Cam, Development Intelligence Lab's Martina Zapf, @fredhollows's Jack Hennessy & Ben Day

Yesterday #AP4D Executive Director Melissa Conley Tyler shared the results of AP4D's #economicstatecraft paper at #AAC2024. The session on #statecraft, contest and public opinion also featured Cam, Development Intelligence Lab's Martina Zapf, @fredhollows's Jack Hennessy and Ben Day.

What does the newly signed Australia-#Nauru Treaty entail? #AP4D Advisory Group member Joanne Wallis and Monash University's Jack Corbett share their views in The Conversation - Australia + New Zealand, saying that "important questions remain unanswered". Read their piece at theconversation.com/at-first-glanc….

Yesterday #AP4D was delighted to host an online launch of 'Australia in World Affairs 2016-2020'. Deakin University coeditors Danielle Chubb, David Hundt & Baogang He and La Trobe Asia's Bec Strating outlined key #foreignpolicy trends & their contemporary relevance. youtube.com/watch?v=EIvCeO…

This week, on the Intel, we asked "How can Australia’s turn to economic statecraft help the poor?" 👉@Devpolicy’s Ryan 👉Asia-Pacific 4D's Melissa Conley Tyler 👉ANU National Security College’s Helen Mitchell Explore the responses: devintelligencelab.com/intel/12decemb… Sign up to get the Intel straight to

This week Development Intelligence Lab asked three experts: How can Australia’s turn to economic #statecraft help the poor? #AP4D's Melissa Conley Tyler sees it as "an opportunity to show the link between helping the poor and Australia’s foreign policy aims." Take a look at devintelligencelab.com/intel/12decemb….

#AP4D recently undertook consultations with 40+ experts looking at how Australia can navigate this new era of economic statecraft. Explore the resulting paper at asiapacific4d.com/idea/navigate-…. Watch a recording of the launch, featuring Minister Senator Tim Ayres, at youtube.com/watch?v=2ZJpt3….