Is Australia in Danger of Becoming the U.S.’s ‘Deputy Sheriff’ in the South China Sea?

Rothwell, Donald

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Is Australia in Danger of Becoming the U.S.’s ‘Deputy Sheriff’ in the South China Sea?

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2022-08-26

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Rothwell, Donald

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The Conversation

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Recent comments by Defense Minister Richard Marles about Australia, China and the international law of the sea raise the specter of Australia acting as an Indo-Pacific “deputy sheriff” for the United States, enforcing the rules-based international order.

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