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Aistralia wanted nuclear subs (and best ones around) would France ever sell them to Australia?

I think it's funny to see now that not only you will wait for much longer to have either UK or US nuclear sub but also meawhile you will have to keep upgraded, yet outdated, Collins sub. Also those new nuclear subs won't likely be built in Australia unlike the French ones so you are have hitted your own economy and also your own military because you have no sovereignty on this nuclear technology wich means you will be used by the USA as a proxy pawn in their commercial war with China and if you don't agree well you won't have much control on your military assets. This whole disaster is above all a disaster for Australia.

Dny sby.Your observation, is I think, correct. Morrison is fixated on China and with a neurosis he views China as being on its way to fulfil wnat Scomo appears also to belied is its ambition for territorial aquisition. Morrisons fixation carries with it a real risk of depending almost exclusively on a Nuclear Powered Submarine deterrence to fix. If the children in Canberra believe with certainty that China represents a very real threat of militarily isolating Australia, the a strategy that depends on a SSBN deterrent will need China's cooperation to achieve. China will need, at Australia's insistence, to suspend any possible plans of expansion for up to twenty years, perhaps only ten thinking optimistically, until the first of the American built boats are ready for sea and that's if the United States can spare even one from their own three sub building programe. A built for purpose servicing facility near Adelaide is planned as being necessary and sufficiantly staffed largely by American Navy specialst nuclear technicians to service the new Submarines while training locals to take the final responsibility for themselves. However, the jumbuck in the billabong here is that it would take the Americans a huge leap of faith to share their nuclear technology with Australia - Britains Royal Navy has been so far allowed to benefit from Americas sharing of things nuclear. Will Australia be allowed also to share US nuclear technology? Given Australia's historic perfity in their relations with France over the purchase of that countries Submarines, leaving a notional hole in the country's Treasury accounts of some $2.8 billion in lost deposits, but not actually paid before cancellation, that Australia will probably try to wriggle out of paying anyway. Then there is a matter of Australia seeking to sign off on an FTA with the EU that would not be able to proceed with even just one current EU member withholding their country's signature, suggesting that Australia will need to act far more agreeably towards France if The Lucky Country, Australia continues to seek the EU FTA deal. The vagaries of geopolitics is often unfathomable to most regular folks so the final outcome is probably difficult to predict and a likely folly to even try. They, France, may not, now that Australia has dropped the diplomatic ball with them, yet some skilled negotiating by Australia may succeed in having their cake and eating it too. Only time will tell and along with a possible change of government, if Australia can pull any of this off and ultimately benefit from these various shenanigans it has created for itself along the way turn out not to be a barrier. Until then, Australia's immediate neighbors to the north and probably far out into the Pacific too, will be hand wringing with fearful uncertainty until their large boofhead neighbor settles back down again after a good strong cuppa tea and a nice lay down.

Why dont you phone or email instead of writing a post on KZbin

@@funwithflags7506 Because somebody might have the similar question.

Sorry for the delayed reply, Daviti! Some Fulbright programs allow applicants to submit from abroad, but generally speaking, yes you would likely need to return to Georgia to undertake an interview. Your U.S. J1 visa would also need to be issued via your country of citizenship. It's hard to say what your chance of success would be (depends on how strong your application is!), but your chance of failure is 100% if you don't try :) As a first step, I'd recommend reaching out to the U.S. Embassy in Georgia to ask them what kind of applicant they're seeking this round: ge.usembassy.gov/education-culture/exchange-programs/fulbright-graduate-student-program-announcement/

Interesting discussion on the topic of secret ballots here: www.americamagazine.org/politics-society/2017/08/11/voting-public-or-private-act-your-ballot-not-secret-you-think

Thanks for the question! Fulbright Australia accepts applications from Australian or American citizens exclusively, and we only support study at either Australian or U.S. universities. For funding to study at Oxford, I'd recommend you look into the Rhodes Scholarship: www.rhodeshouse.ox.ac.uk/scholarships/the-rhodes-scholarship/ Alternatively, if you are interested in study at a U.S. university, you may apply via the U.S.-India Educational Foundation: www.usief.org.in/Fellowships-for-Indian-Citizens.aspx

It's mentioned in the Fulbright application guidelines. 700-750 words.

Sometime 750-800 words

Please ensure that you upload the Application Checklist document (available on our website), in which you nominate which specific awards you would like to be considered for.

If you're applying in a discipline that requires evidence of writing ability (eg. Creative Writing), or if you think that a writing sample is necessary as a proof-point for your study/research objectives, please upload a sample essay, article, or piece of writing that you have authored. It can be on any topic, however topics that are related to your project would be advisable. If a writing sample is unnecessary/unrelated to your project, you are free to leave this section blank.

@@fulbright_australia I see. Thank you very much for your reply

Yes! Fulbright accepts applications for study or research in all disciplines.

thanks,can you tell me one thing GRE test subject type is better or general.for applying...

What is your cgpa??

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Dear Shumi, As you fill out the online application form, you will be prompted with options for which scholarship categories you would like to be considered for.

Dear Grace, Try to find a balance between concrete, tangible outcomes that may be unrealistic or difficult to accurately project, and generic, unspecified outcomes that don't demonstrate your commitment to making a real contribution to the field in your State. The Selection Committees understand that some research fields are dynamic and projects may evolve over time, however they will be looking for some evidence of real-world impact.

Dear Shumi, The 2017 NSW, QLD, SA, VIC and WA State-sponsored scholarships are for Postgraduate and Postdoctoral candidates only

Dear Ida, Yes, you must currently (at the time of application) live and work within the State that you are applying for in order to be eligible for the State-sponsored scholarships.