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If we are serious about long-range strike, why didn’t we opt for B-21s?
May 04 2023
With the government continuing to emphasise long-range strike as its preferred method of implementing its doctrine of “impactful projection”, why ...
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Growing Australian industry involvement in the supply chain
Opinion: Building Australia’s industrial capability to support and deliver next-generation defence capabilities is an essential step towards building and enhancing national...
May 02 2023
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Rallying the nation’s resources to deliver a whole-of-nation response
At the core of the Defence Strategic Review is the recognition that it takes a nation to defend a nation, with reinvigorated emphasis placed on mobilising Australia in a...
April 27 2023
DSR defines our strategic environment, but will the proposals deliver?
The long-awaited release of the government’s Defence Strategic Review has moved to reorientate Australia’s primary area of focus and responsibility. While more details...
April 26 2023
Helping the Australian public to understand the importance of deterrence
Australia’s future nuclear-powered submarines have been described as the foundation of the nation’s deterrence-focused posture. However, it is something the Australian...
April 20 2023
No longer a bit player, Australian leaders and public need to step it up
Former Australian high commissioner to the UK and federal attorney-general, George Brandis, KC, has issued a warning for Australia’s leaders and public: prepare for hard...
April 18 2023
How does Australia turn the tide in a new Cold War?
Amid growing recognition that the unipolar world is collapsing and the competition between the United States and China becomes more pointed, many strategic thinkers, media...
April 17 2023
DSR and adapt – Implementing DSR as a wargame
Opinion: “Improvise, adapt, and overcome” are famous words from survival expert and former British SAS operator Bear Grylls, not seemingly relevant to modern...
April 14 2023
Could Beijing ‘borrow’ America’s Cold War Cuba strategy to lock down Taiwan?
While attitudes changed over time, America’s Cold War quarantine of Cuba is widely recognised as a legitimate response to a direct threat to the US mainland. Could the core...
April 13 2023
Embracing the novel key to shaping better national security choices: Lowy Institute
Navigating the ebbs and flows of the new regional and global paradigm is rapidly becoming one of the nation’s greatest challenges. While the tried-and-true method...
April 04 2023
Getting our workforce match fit: How can Australia build the AUKUS submarine workforce?
Australia’s future nuclear-powered submarine fleet is described as the most complex and ambitious nation-building program in our history, placing immense strain on our...
April 03 2023
Air superiority, ship killers key to defending Taiwan: US PACAF commander
The US Air Force’s Pacific Air Forces Commander, General Kenneth Wilsbach, has warned that the United States and its allies will need to step up their game in order to...
March 31 2023
I’m sorry, but the West is losing the cognitive war
Internal polarisation and a perceived inability to project soft power will put the US-led alliance system at risk of abandonment ... until the West can seize the initiative...
March 30 2023
Prudence demands planning for a Plan B in a potential post-American world order
There is a saying relating to economics that goes, “When America sneezes, the world catches a cold”, signalling the centrality of the United States to the world’s...
March 29 2023
Avoid the mistakes of the past and build what we need, we can sort out the rest later
With speculation that the upcoming Defence Strategic Review will see some cuts to programs to reallocate funding for other programs, we can’t help but ask, will cutting...
March 27 2023
Common AUKUS-designed submarine would be best industrial and economic option
Opinion: With the conversation around Australia’s nuclear submarine options of either Astute or Virginia Class boats now decided with the government identifying a pathway...
March 24 2023
Will ‘impactful projection’ see the return of the fixed-wing Naval Air Arm?
Australia’s pursuit of “impactful projection” marks a major step change in the nation’s strategic direction and capabilities — as part of this shift, will we see a...
March 23 2023
More to be done to secure Indo-Pacific prosperity: UTS academic
Nothing in life is guaranteed and nowhere is this a truer statement than in the realm of economic prosperity and stability, particularly in the hotly contested environs of...
March 22 2023
Are we making the wrong assumptions with our DSR?
While the concept of “impactful projection” is expected to form the foundation of the much anticipated Defence Strategic Review, some strategic thinkers, like Austin...
March 21 2023
Is AUKUS Australia’s coming of age moment or is there more work to be done?
Australia’s participation in the trilateral AUKUS agreement and the planned acquisition of nuclear-powered submarines has been billed as a “coming of age” moment for...
March 17 2023
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