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Advancing The National Interest – Foreign Affairs White Paper

Feb 12, 2003

This is the Foreign Affairs White Paper, released by the Minister for Foreign Affairs, Alexander Downer.

The White Paper is entitled, Advancing the National Interest. It updates the 1997 paper, In the National Interest.

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