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Australia may no longer be a ‘deputy sheriff’, but its reliance on the US has only grown deeper since 2000

By David Andrews, Senior Manager, Policy & Engagement, Australian National University

The US has been a constant in Australia’s foreign policy since the year 2000. The Trump administration, though, is raising concerns of over-reliance on our top ally.

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