John Keiger and Guibourg Delamotte

Emmanuel Macron must get over his Aukus sulk – before it’s too late

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John Keiger and Guibourg Delamotte

John Keiger is a former research director in the Department of Politics and International Politics, Cambridge University; Guibourg Delamotte is a professor of  Japanese defence and security policy at the French National institute for Oriental Languages and Civilisations (Inalco)

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