Philip Citowicki
Biography
Publications
Philip Citowicki is a Non-Resident Fellow at the Pacific Forum and the Executive Officer of the Space Industry Association of Australia (SIAA). Philip was an adviser to former Australian Foreign Minister Julie Bishop and a former political aide to Australia’s High Commissioner to the United Kingdom.
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“Black ships”, the Quad and space
Satellite technology underpins the attempt to tackle China’s illegal fishing.
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Roosevelt’s lessons for nations across generations
Over a century ago, Theodore Roosevelt declared “the quality of the leaders is all-important”. It’s as true now as then.
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The UK’s unwelcome foreign aid cut
Amid a pandemic and shifting geopolitics, the aid budget was a victim of its own size – and domestic pressures.
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Australia can’t let foreign aid fall victim to Covid-19
A review of the foreign aid budget is an opportunity to refocus, not to make more ill-conceived cuts.
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Domestic vulnerabilities lie behind China’s aggressive expansion
As it props up state-owned enterprises to counter slow domestic growth, China could find itself increasingly exposed.