Lowy Institute's Kassam: Australians Divided on Military Support

The video discusses Australia's low trust levels towards China, highlighting concerns over China's military ambitions. It explores lessons China might learn from Russia's invasion of Ukraine, particularly regarding Taiwan. The video also examines Australia's foreign policy, emphasizing its alliance with the US amidst regional security concerns. It covers Australia's defense strategies, including partnerships like ORCAS and the Quad. Finally, it addresses the complex Australia-China relationship, noting economic ties and security issues.

What are the main concerns Australians have regarding China's military ambitions?

What lessons does the situation in Ukraine provide for China's considerations regarding Taiwan?

What is the significance of the majority of Australians supporting the Defence Force's involvement in Taiwan?

How has the perception of the United States changed among Australians in the context of foreign policy?

What is the general sentiment of Australians towards the AUKUS and Quad partnerships?

What factors contribute to the current state of Australia-China relations?

How do Australians feel about the possibility of a Chinese military base in the Pacific?