Former Australian PM Paul Keating’s geopolitical and economic commentary
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The passage is a collection of opinion statements by Paul Keating on Australia‑China relations, the euro, NATO expansion, and US officials. It contains no specific allegations, transactions, dates, or Keating advocates a cultural shift to integrate Australia more with East Asia and to become a republ He blames the 2008 crisis on global imbalances and cites Alan Greenspan and Bill Clinton as partly
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