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- … central Republican Government to be responsible and I gathered that the Dutch thought the Republic hoped to improve its strategic position to strengthen its bargaining power at The Hague. It was in this light that they refused the Sultan of … central Republican Government to be responsible and I gathered that the Dutch thought the Republic hoped to improve its strategic position to strengthen its bargaining power at The Hague. It was in this light that they refused the Sultan of …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-15/474-pritchett-to-mcintyre
- … interests to restore some of Japan's pre-war import and export trade with China, this is limited by two factors: (i) The strategic controls at present enforced by the majority of countries over exports to China, covering a wide range of goods. … interests to restore some of Japan's pre-war import and export trade with China, this is limited by two factors: (i) The strategic controls at present enforced by the majority of countries over exports to China, covering a wide range of goods. …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-19/65-submission-30-to-cabinet-by-casey
- … values. A safeguards culture will strengthen safeguards as a regional confidence-building and transparency mechanism. A strategic approach is needed – what is meant by a "safeguards culture"? What are the qualities to build and encourage? How … values. A safeguards culture will strengthen safeguards as a regional confidence-building and transparency mechanism. A strategic approach is needed – what is meant by a "safeguards culture"? What are the qualities to build and encourage? How …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/strengthening-safeguards-through-regional-cooperation-establishment-of-the-asia-pacific-safeguards-network
- … importance of the EAS in the regional architecture and reaffirmed its role as a Leaders'-led forum to discuss broad strategic, political and economic issues of common interest and concern with the aim of promoting peace, stability and … to strengthen global norms and uphold universally recognised principles, with ASEAN as the driving force working in partnership with the other participating countries of the East Asia Summit. The Ministers noted that 2015 marked the 10th … importance of the EAS in the regional architecture and reaffirmed its role as a Leaders'-led forum to discuss broad strategic, political and economic issues of common interest and concern with the aim of promoting peace, stability and …https://dfat.gov.au/international-relations/regional-architecture/eas/Pages/chairmains-statement-of-the-5th-east-asia-summit-foreign-ministers-meeting
- … Summary This report focuses on the progress in 2009–10 towards the outcomes of the Samoa–Australia Partnership for Development. Description This report focuses on the progress in 2009–10 towards the outcomes of the … a number of relevant activities (including the Demographic Health Survey) and the ongoing work of diabetes clinics, the strategic 'gap-filling' role the partnership was to play in the sector, and in particular its rural focus, did not … coordination of the secretariat. Support for community policing is set out in the Samoa–Australia Policing Partnership's Strategic Framework, January 2010, and constitutes a subset of the wider Samoa–Australia Partnership for Development. The …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/samoa-australia-partnership-for-development-report-2009 -
- … and reports. In what later turned out to be a serious weakness in INFCIRC/153, routine inspections are limited to agreed "strategic points" in declared facilities. This reflected concerns by some states in 1969-71, when the text of INFCIRC/153 … almost under the noses of IAEA inspectors - in buildings which, because of the restriction of routine inspections to strategic points, they could not enter. From the Iraq experience it was clear that a major shake-up of the safeguards system … and reports. In what later turned out to be a serious weakness in INFCIRC/153, routine inspections are limited to agreed "strategic points" in declared facilities. This reflected concerns by some states in 1969-71, when the text of INFCIRC/153 …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/Pages/iaea-safeguards-additional-protocol -
- … a world from which national armaments had been banished there would appear to be no insuperable difficulty in doing this. Strategic considerations would no longer play a paramount part and Italy's demands would probably not be so extensive or so … the main problems that have to be resolved are territorial and racial. While national armaments continue to exist and strategic frontiers are of paramount importance these problems are well-nigh insuperable. With the disappearance of national … a world from which national armaments had been banished there would appear to be no insuperable difficulty in doing this. Strategic considerations would no longer play a paramount part and Italy's demands would probably not be so extensive or so …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/Pages/volume-03/16-mr-s-m-bruce-high-commissioner-in-london-to-mr-r-g-menzies-prime-minister
- … to roaming are easily accessible for consumers and businesses. Australia and the UK have also committed to an FTA-first strategic dialogue and partnership on security and diversification in the telecommunications sector. Investment Australia and the UK have a strong …https://dfat.gov.au/trade/agreements/negotiations/aukfta/australia-uk-fta-negotiations-fact-sheet
- … Asian FTAs, with China, Japan and Korea, that business can boom where tariffs are lowered. The 11-country Trans-Pacific Partnership will further strengthen access for Australian farmers and agribusiness into markets comprising almost half a … Conclusion Let me conclude with the observation that we need to embrace the future head on. To do this, we must be strategic, and coordinated, both at home and internationally. DFAT is ramping up our support for Australian companies doing … Conclusion Let me conclude with the observation that we need to embrace the future head on. To do this, we must be strategic, and coordinated, both at home and internationally. DFAT is ramping up our support for Australian companies doing …https://dfat.gov.au/news/speeches/Pages/abares-outlook-2019-conference -
- … modernised ships are available. It is difficult to find in the Review or elsewhere any clear definition of the Australian strategic aim as a whole. There is no emphasis on the need for Service co-ordination and centralised control. But having … open to criticism though it may be, is, however, a welcome accretion of strength to a country to whom we look for partnership in maintaining peace and freedom in the world, and as such deserves all the help and encouragement Britain can … modernised ships are available. It is difficult to find in the Review or elsewhere any clear definition of the Australian strategic aim as a whole. There is no emphasis on the need for Service co-ordination and centralised control. But having …https://dfat.gov.au/about-us/publications/historical-documents/volume-27/Pages/027-despatch-oliver-to-bottomley -