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EU, speak out about China. You owe it to the Indo-Pacific

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By Bart Hogeveen
| The Strategist Australia
When Indo-Pacific democratic governments unite in publicly criticising China’s military provocations, the European Union should join – just as countries such as Australia and Japan do in response to Russia’s ongoing aggression. When a Chinese nuclear-powered submarine test-launched a ballistic missile from the South China Sea into the Pacific Ocean on 6 July, Beijing described the launch as routine. The response from the region was anything but routine.
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EU and Australia in pole-position to lead an inter-regional hybrid-threats framework

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By Bart Hogeveen
| The Strategist Australia
Addressing the common threats facing the Euro-Atlantic and Indo-Pacific will require effective cross-regional mechanisms. Hybrid threats are among the most pertinent given their increasingly transnational, multidimensional and persistent nature.
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Australia and Europe at the centre of coalition against hybrid threats

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By Bart Hogeveen
| The Strategist Australia
Australia and European countries are separated by geography but aligned in strategic interests. This principle is guiding a growing network of security partnerships built around countering hybrid threats. In the week of 8 June, Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles and Foreign Minister Penny Wong engaged in the Australia-UK Ministerial Consultations (AUKMIN), meetings with their German counterparts, and separate visits to Paris and Helsinki.
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