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- … in 2010 towards the objectives of the Australia–Laos Development Cooperation Strategy 2009–2015. The program presents a strategic opportunity to provide development assistance that complements AusAID's global programs and supports regional … in 2010 towards the objectives of the Australia–Laos Development Cooperation Strategy 2009–2015. The program presents a strategic opportunity to provide development assistance that complements AusAID's global programs and supports regional …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/laos-pdr-development-cooperation-report-2010
- … the direction for Australia's development assistance in Aceh from 2008-13. Description The Australia Indonesia Partnership Aceh Program Framework provides direction for Australia's development assistance in Aceh for 2008–13. The framework covers: Introduction Economic and socio-political context Australia's assistance to Aceh to date Strategic framework Principles for implementing the Aceh Program Implementing the Australia Indonesia Partnership Aceh … 2008–13. The framework covers: Introduction Economic and socio-political context Australia's assistance to Aceh to date Strategic framework Principles for implementing the Aceh Program Implementing the Australia Indonesia Partnership Aceh …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/aip-aceh-program-framework-2008-13
- … - focused at the district-level - which better contributes to the priorities of the Country Strategy and the East Timor Strategic Development Plan. Full publication ATLASS Independent Progress Review (November 2010) [PDF 313 KB] ATLASS … - focused at the district-level - which better contributes to the priorities of the Country Strategy and the East Timor Strategic Development Plan. Full publication ATLASS Independent Progress Review (November 2010) [PDF 313 KB] ATLASS …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/australia-timor-leste-program-of-assistance-for-specialised-services-atlass-independent-progress-review -
- … Bevin, Younger, 2 Griffiths 3 and others. 2. Formosa. The United Kingdom Government does not consider Formosa as of vital strategic importance. It regards itself as generally bound by the terms of the Cairo Declaration. 4 It is however, … compromising (a). My opinion is that to contemplate the military denial of Formosa to Communist China because of its strategic significance for an indefinite period of time and under any circumstances, would be calculated finally to write … in that area. Generally the implications of MacArthur's line are so serious that Formosa would have to be of very great strategic significance and we could 5 have to be reasonably certain that Communist China proposes to tie herself to any war …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-22/Pages/019-cablegram-to-canberra -
- … No. 362 of 6th April [2] that, when the moment is opportune, the naval forces of the United Nations should take the strategic offensive in the Pacific. It would be appreciated if a statement could be furnished giving the present views of … No. 362 of 6th April [2] that, when the moment is opportune, the naval forces of the United Nations should take the strategic offensive in the Pacific. It would be appreciated if a statement could be furnished giving the present views of …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-06/27-curtin-to-churchill
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- … of the decisions reached at Sextant and the nature of the planning that is in hand to give effect to the broad strategic conception which was agreed upon there. I should be grateful if this information could be made available to me before leaving Australia, as I would like to be aware of the prospective strategic background of our war effort in this theatre and to have any necessary consultations with the Government and its … of the decisions reached at Sextant and the nature of the planning that is in hand to give effect to the broad strategic conception which was agreed upon there. I should be grateful if this information could be made available to me …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-07/64-curtin-to-churchill
- … [3], summarising preliminary United Kingdom views on the future of Italian Empire, the latter telegram dealing with the strategic aspect. Although there seemed to be general agreement that it would be undesirable to leave Eritrea or Italian … that, provided Tripolitania were demilitarised and British airfield rights were secured, there would be no objection on strategic grounds to returning this colony to Italy. From the point of view of encouraging Italian post-war co- operation … [3], summarising preliminary United Kingdom views on the future of Italian Empire, the latter telegram dealing with the strategic aspect. Although there seemed to be general agreement that it would be undesirable to leave Eritrea or Italian …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-07/318-bruce-to-curtin
- … Ocean communications and therefore agreed with the view expressed by the Admiralty that Heard Island appears to have no strategic value whatever (Minute No. 154/1947). 2. TELEPRINTER MESSAGE No. 320 FROM DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS: The … its usefulness in the operation of a Southern air route between Australia and South Africa should it become necessary for strategic reasons. The Committee considered that it appeared unlikely that, in the foreseeable future, there would be a need … Ocean communications and therefore agreed with the view expressed by the Admiralty that Heard Island appears to have no strategic value whatever (Minute No. 154/1947). 2. TELEPRINTER MESSAGE No. 320 FROM DEPARTMENT OF EXTERNAL AFFAIRS: The …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-12/574-defence-committee-minute-without-agendum-1
- … and politically, in South East Asia as our immediate sphere of interest. It goes without saying that Australia's strategic position is kept under constant review. However, two matters-the impending withdrawal of the U.K. from South East … their possible effect on the United States' attitude to continued Asian involvement-have obliged the government to make a strategic study of something more than the ordinary depth, despite the unknowns and uncertainties which affect the South … and politically, in South East Asia as our immediate sphere of interest. It goes without saying that Australia's strategic position is kept under constant review. However, two matters-the impending withdrawal of the U.K. from South East …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-28/159-cablegram-from-department-of-external-affairs-to-embassy-in-moscow