Australia
StableAustralia sits on the supply side of two things the rest of this map is fighting over — gas and critical minerals — while its security and its customers point in opposite directions. Secure and well-supplied; the strain here is strategic, not domestic.
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Influence Meter
6 dimensions of powerA middle power whose one strong axis is energy: gas and minerals the rest of this map is competing for. Modest on every dimension that is not supply — which is why its security points one way and its customers the other.
Each axis is rated 0–100 against the other actors on this site, not against an absolute — the United States is the ceiling. The composite is a weighted average of the six. No source publishes these ratings; the formula is arithmetic, the numbers going into it are our editorial judgment. how we score
Active connections
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What we intend to cover
Editorial intent, not findings. Nothing below has been analysed yet.
- LNG supply as the swing factor when pipeline gas is withdrawn.
- Critical minerals and the attempt to move up the processing chain.
- The structural tension of a security alliance and a trade dependence pointing at rivals.