And there is likewise an Australian cypher room which Americans do not enter, Des wrote about that too. Nothing new herehttps://twitter.com/finbaromallon/status/988933948519604224 …
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No not an embassy. The US did run it without any real input from us for the first few years and the real change only came with ‘full knowledge & concurrence’ in the 80s’. I’m not aware of us having similar privileges on US soil though I don’t imagine we have sought them.
The concern is these exchanges are always one sided, despite how central ‘Five Eyes’ is in US-Aus relations, we don’t get similar privileges. We tend to kowtow a lot and are more than happy to disregard with our own privacy rights.
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There are a couple of papers they published through the Nautilus Institute that might interest you
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I think you are touching on a few different (though related) things. We get a lot out of 5 eyes but yes there are concerns that PG has a greater focus on US security concerns than Aus ones. Des was doing some work on this with Richard Tanter towards the end
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