"The two worst regions, according to the Lowy Institute, were Europe and the Americas -- and leaders in United States and United Kingdom, in particular, were seen as catastrophic failures in their handling of the pandemic." @juliaholli for @cnni https://t.co/0ytin66Tyq

"The Director of the Lowy Institute’s International Security Program @SamRoggeveen said the Afghanistan war was a 'cautionary tale about the West’s ability to impose Western political and economic ideas onto foreign countries'." @FinancialReview https://t.co/1ZmNwE2RuY

'Reconstruction: Australia after COVID', a Lowy Institute Paper by John Edwards, in @FinancialReview https://t.co/ZmheRLiWqM

I really enjoyed this - have a look! https://t.co/zrpNRK361A

"Despite Australia’s much lower infection rate, higher proportion of Asian diasporas and a smaller economic recession, the population shows a slightly greater worry about catching Covid-19 from Asian Australians, compared to their American counterparts" https://t.co/XHxXgwgIvu

Roosevelt’s lessons for nations across generations | Philip Citowicki https://t.co/6eNkQdUBnW

"As the once globalised economy evolves into a semi-decoupled world, companies need to find creative ways to deal with competing American and Chinese demands. Japanese companies are the fast adaptors in this regard." Peter Cai writes for @FinancialReview https://t.co/8ujsgjWN9v

On Monday, @DaveSharma and @PeterKhalilMP discussed Australia’s place in the world, with Director of Research @AlexKOliver chairing. WATCH here: https://t.co/Iwixan1b2u

Accountability is the path to better governance in PNG | Justice Gua https://t.co/ZZLYPJ2V4a

Lowy Institute Research Fellow @RodgerShanahan quoted in @FinancialReview https://t.co/IO19s27q3n