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Australia in a world where its top security partner is illiberal

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By Bethany J. Allen, Nathan Attrill
| The Strategist Australia
Since the end of World War II, Australia has enjoyed an ideologically simple security environment: all its core allies have been liberal democracies, and all its foes have been illiberal. The United States, the architect and defender of the liberal rules-based world order, has long served as Australia’s most important security guarantor against illiberal foes. But this simple division of the world into liberal allies and illiberal foes has ended, at least for now and perhaps for good.
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Editors’ picks for 2025: 'A British university’s technology entanglements with Russia and China'

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By Bethany J. Allen, Danielle Cave, Adam Ziogas
| The Strategist Australia
Originally published on 3 June 2025. Photo: A Russian delegation attended the launch of Xi’an Jiaotong-Liverpool University’s Centre for China-Russia Humanitarian Cooperation and Development in November 2024 in Suzhou, China. Chinese co-director Chao Qiuling is fifth from the right; Russian co-director Artem Semenov and sanctioned former Russian senator Olga Zabralova stand on either side of her.
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Taiwan’s democracy must stay liberal under rising pressure

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By Nathan Attrill, Bethany J. Allen
| The Strategist Australia
China’s pressure campaign aims to bend Taiwan toward eventual annexation. But sustained coercion could weaken the liberal nature of its democracy even without a loss of sovereignty. The danger is that countering coercion can gradually narrow the space for liberal decision-making, forcing hard trade-offs between security and openness.
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