Malcolm Turnbull has used his key speech in Washington, DC, to reject the notion that the world order that has been underpinned by American strength was fraying. He said the greatest period of prosperity and peace on earth – including China's rise – was due to post World War II stability that had been forged by the United States. "Some claim that the range of new global threats we see today are symptoms of receding American will, or power, and that we are watching the fraying of the post-war order," he told a packed audience at the Centre for Strategic and International studies, a leading think tank based in Washington, DC. "We reject those pessimists. America is stronger...
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