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Greater Sunrise: the questions Woodside’s exit leaves unanswered

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By Bec Strating
| The Lowy Institute
Woodside Energy will exit the Greater Sunrise oil and gas project in the Timor Sea – a surprising announcement after a 25-year involvement in the development plans and recent positive signals in the press about progress. It leaves many questions, not least for Australia. Greater Sunrise has long fuelled tensions with its neighbour Timor-Leste, from espionage claims and international court cases to the standoff about whether the gas should be processed in Timor, Australia or a floating platform.
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China pushes harder in South China Sea – as attention drifts away | The Strategist

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By Bec Strating
| The Strategist Australia
In the South China Sea, China is expanding its presence in disputed waters and adopting increasingly dangerous tactics against neighbouring states. At the same time, it is challenging the centrality of the United Nations Convention on the Law of the Sea (UNCLOS) as the foundation of global order at sea, a decade after an arbitral tribunal rejected Beijing’s sweeping maritime claims.
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Education is Australia’s strategic edge

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By Tom Barber, Bec Strating, Greta Nabbs-Keller
| East Asia Forum Verified
Like other countries, Australia is being forced to consider how to navigate an increasingly contested, competitive and fragmented international environment. While it boasts the world’s 13th largest economy, 17th strongest military and 15th largest defence expenditure, it remains a middle power, unable to compete with great powers on military strength or economic might. But a clear comparative advantage that Australia can leverage is its education sector. And it can do so as a world leader.
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