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2023 Japan Symposium

The Perth USAsia Centre is pleased to present our sixth annual Japan Symposium: Technology partnerships towards a more secure future, on Tuesday 28 March 2023. Hosted together with the Japanese Consulate in Perth, the discussion will explore how Australia and Japan can respond to technological challenges facing the Indo-Pacific.
Upcoming Event

Information session

'Australia and the Indo-Pacific – understanding our strategic connections to Asia' is an eight-week course delivered online by Perth USAsia Centre. It is highly valuable for professionals moving into, or advancing in, roles that require Asia-related knowledge. Register for our free information session on Thursday 18 May to find out more.
Internship

Apply for winter 2023

Applications for Perth USAsia Centre's winter internship program close Monday 8 May, 2023. If you're a university student or recent graduate who is eager to develop your research and communications skills in a supportive team environment, then we'd love to hear from you.
Publication

Performing under pressure

In our new Indo-Pacific Insight Series report, Principal Policy Fellow Dr Huong Le Thu explores successful approaches to multilateralism by Indonesia, Thailand and Cambodia. She argues Australian foreign policy makers should take small and middle power perspectives into account when planning its multilateral engagement in 2023.
Past Event Summaries

Address by US Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland

The Perth USAsia Centre was pleased to present a livestreamed public address by United States Secretary of the Interior Deb Haaland, with opening remarks from US Ambassador to Australia Caroline Kennedy on Tuesday 14 February 2023.
Publication

Can rubber meet The Road?

Despite concerns about China's Belt and Road Initiative, there remains no credible Indo-Pacific alternative. This report by Senior Policy Fellow Hayley Channer reassesses US and Indo-Pacific allies' infrastructure responses to the BRI.

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