Australia’s foreign policy is undergoing a significant recalibration amid shifting global power dynamics and structural uncertainties. Canberra’s foreign policy never had isolation as an option. As Gyngell talks about three strands in Australia’s foreign policy - Alliances, Regional engagement and Rules-based order, there is now a need to make a continuity to the said three strands, that is adding a fourth strand. As the world is at its most uncertain phase with protectionism on rise and international law is eroding, the addition of the fourth strand to its foreign policy is a timely evolution....