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Quad maritime surveillance – A game changer?
Quad maritime surveillance – A game changer?

Written by Anuttama Banerji and Nayanima Basu

While the IPMSC marks a pivotal shift in US foreign policy strategy, particularly its military posture in the Pacific Ocean, this initiative, coupled with the strategic redesignation of USPACOM, underscores a clear intent to substantially bolster the US military’s presence in the region.

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2023: Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia — foreign policies between hegemons
2023: Aotearoa New Zealand and Australia — foreign policies between hegemons

With Australian elections ushering in a change of government and Aotearoa New Zealand’s planned parliamentary elections this year, 9DASHLINE sought the views of several experts on the state of both nations’ foreign and defence policies.

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