Not so long ago, Australia was known for its booming economy and balanced foreign policy. Today its economy is stagnating, while US Big Defense casts a dark shadow over its foreign policy — as evidenced by nuclear escalation.
IN late October, Australia dropped its opposition to a landmark treaty banning nuclear weapons in a vote at the United Nations. The shift in its voting position to "abstain" after five years of "no" is significant.
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