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- … Japanese islands outside the four main islands should be favoured. The islands might be held under trusteeship under the 'strategic area' provisions of the Charter. 44. Civil rights should be granted to nationals of members of the United Nations … Commission. 88. The Commission should investigate tariffs to ensure that they are not being imposed for disguised strategic reasons, and the fact that a tariff supports production which is apparently uneconomic in the long run should be … Japanese islands outside the four main islands should be favoured. The islands might be held under trusteeship under the 'strategic area' provisions of the Charter. 44. Civil rights should be granted to nationals of members of the United Nations …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-12/355-british-commonwealth-conference
- … given the Defence Committee can set about reappraisals urgently needed in Australia. For example, a careful review of the strategic basis of our policy will be needed. While, at this stage, there would seem no reason for departing from the … 13) we should aim, for the present, to continue this association. However, with the progressive British withdrawals, the Strategic Reserve will cease to exist and thus the present basis for our present association will disappear. New problems of … given the Defence Committee can set about reappraisals urgently needed in Australia. For example, a careful review of the strategic basis of our policy will be needed. While, at this stage, there would seem no reason for departing from the …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-27/Pages/091-report-by-defence-committee -
- … movements and terrorism. Indonesia Estimated total aid: $151.7million Australia's aid program to Indonesia has four strategic objectives: improving economic and public sector management; strengthening the institutions and practices of … commitments to multilateral replenishment funds complement and reinforce Australia's bilateral aid efforts. Australia's partnership with these organisations influences the international development agenda in some important areas, particularly … United Nations agencies engaged in poverty reduction and sustainable development. Australia will continue to build strategic partnerships with the UN to enhance aid outcomes in the Asia-Pacific region. In 2003-04, Australia will continue …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/aid-budget-summary-2003-04 -
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- … could assist General MacArthur, he replied that there was none. He explained that the Pacific is a sphere of American strategic responsibility and the representations of General MacArthur himself and the missions of Lieutenant-General … could assist General MacArthur, he replied that there was none. He explained that the Pacific is a sphere of American strategic responsibility and the representations of General MacArthur himself and the missions of Lieutenant-General …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-07/82-note-of-conversation-between-curtin
- … also to the need for safeguarding the defence of the British Commonwealth. Foreign policy was so closely linked with strategic needs that he feared he would be obliged to encroach in his review on questions of defence and British … adjustments being solved, not in accordance with principles of justice, but solely in accordance with military and strategic planning with Russia as the designated enemy. Such a possibility was disastrous and utterly inconsistent with the … also to the need for safeguarding the defence of the British Commonwealth. Foreign policy was so closely linked with strategic needs that he feared he would be obliged to encroach in his review on questions of defence and British …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-09/206-minutes-of-meeting-of-prime-ministers
- … The Korea-Australia Free Trade Agreement (KAFTA) entered into force on 12 December 2014 and the Japan-Australia Economic Partnership Agreement (JAEPA) entered into force on 15 January 2015. These agreements open up opportunities for Australian … Australia's intellectual, commercial and creative credentials. Use of Australia Unlimited acted as a catalyst for a strategic, whole of government approach. Examples include Oz Fest India, the Australian Embassy to Germany's 60 years of … language in school education. Response: Noted In October 2013, the Australian Government added Korean to the Nationally Strategic Languages list for the purposes of Commonwealth Grant Scheme funding agreements with universities. With Korea …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/corporate/Pages/government-response-to-jscfadt-report-on-trade-with-japan-and-rok
- … from here are relevant. One (memorandum No. 79 of 12th February 1970) 1 discussed Australian political, economic and strategic interests in Taiwan. The second (memorandum No. 176 of 3rd April, 1970) recalled some Departmental thinking on the … from here are relevant. One (memorandum No. 79 of 12th February 1970) 1 discussed Australian political, economic and strategic interests in Taiwan. The second (memorandum No. 176 of 3rd April, 1970) recalled some Departmental thinking on the …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-22/Pages/141-memorandum-from-dunn-to-waller -
- … Prime Minister has described the juridical position of Formosa as very obscure (*2). Because of this obscurity, and for strategic and political reasons, we have wanted to keep Formosa and the Pescadores out of Communist hands (*1)(*2). 4. In … Prime Minister has described the juridical position of Formosa as very obscure (*2). Because of this obscurity, and for strategic and political reasons, we have wanted to keep Formosa and the Pescadores out of Communist hands (*1)(*2). 4. In …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-22/Pages/061-pape-by-critchley -
- … (a) exchange of trade representatives is distinct from diplomatic recognition; (b) the trade envisaged is essentially non–strategic and there could thus be no pressure, as there is in Japan, for easing of cocom or chincom restrictions; (c) the … (a) exchange of trade representatives is distinct from diplomatic recognition; (b) the trade envisaged is essentially non–strategic and there could thus be no pressure, as there is in Japan, for easing of cocom or chincom restrictions; (c) the …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-22/Pages/063-paper-by-east-asia-section-for-plimsoll-and -