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Australia’s urgent need to develop its defence industry

June 17 2022

Opinion: So now the election has been won and lost, it is time for the Albanese government to get on with delivering on the agenda that was taken to t...

Could US ratification of UNCLOS deter Chinese aggression?

Would tensions in the South China Sea abate if Washington ceases its long-held resistance to signing the UN Convention on the Law of the Sea?

June 16 2022

Russia’s slowing invasion – is force structure to blame?

Whether it was Russia’s slow advance (and speedy withdrawal) from Kiev, the loss of ground surrounding Kharkiv or the destruction of the Moskva cruiser – the recent...

June 15 2022

Why data will break through the next frontier of modern defence

Anthony Read from IFS APJ & MEA explains why defence leaders must “embrace the next frontier of modern defence” by leveraging intelligent data.

June 14 2022

Building a cyber bridge between Australia and Indonesia

How can Canberra and Jakarta advance efforts to bolster cyber security cooperation?

June 10 2022

Xi’s true face: A glimpse into a CCP-dominated Indo-Pacific

Has the Chinese military’s recent projection of power in the region unmasked the Xi regime’s true ambitions?

June 08 2022

Undersea autonomous capability; the trade-off between crewed and uncrewed

Opinion: Former naval officer and defence industry analyst Chris Skinner refutes the notion that defence must choose between crewed or uncrewed vehicles.

June 07 2022

Professionalisation, coming at a cost

Under the British government’s force structure plan, Downing Street has resolved to reduce the size of the regular British Army by 9,500 soldiers to 72,500. Such a...

June 06 2022

The ‘transformative’ impacts of Australia’s nuclear subs program

Will Australia’s nuclear submarine procurement program fundamentally reshape the RAN’s identity?

June 03 2022

Preparing for urban operations

Without any significant combat experience since 1979, some analysts have cast doubt on the ability for the Chinese People’s Liberation Army (PLA) to conduct large-scale...

June 02 2022

Overcoming resistance to action on North Korea

How can the United States and its allies bypass China and Russia’s veto power in the UN Security Council to ensure North Korea is held to account for its violations of...

June 01 2022

How the invasion of Ukraine will challenge humanitarian norms

Russia’s recent invasion of Ukraine has sparked debate among military experts on the future of the responsibility to protect principle, and how R2P can be misused by...

May 30 2022

Can an Albanese-Ardern alliance help check China’s Pacific push?

Could Albanese’s election spark greater cross-Tasman collaboration in the Pacific?

May 27 2022

Neo-Eurasianism – placing Russia on a path of collision with the West

Fashioned by Russian political theorist Alexander Dugin, Neo-Eurasianism is a rabidly anti-liberal geostrategic ideology that seeks to turn Russia into a hegemon of the new...

May 26 2022

Why is no-one talking about how the rising cost of living is impacting veteran families?

Jennifer Collins, chair of Australian War Widows NSW, sheds light on the impact of mounting cost of living pressures on the veteran community.

May 24 2022

Albanese, the Quad, and ‘JAUKUS’

Should Australia’s new prime minister begin his term in office by promoting Japanese membership in AUKUS?

May 23 2022

Did Russia lose the war the moment it invaded Ukraine?

Was Russia’s defeat in Ukraine a forgone conclusion following the West’s unanticipated response to the invasion?

May 20 2022

Ready to embark: Digitalisation and technology hit shipbuilding

Opinion: Industry 4.0 undoubtedly transformed manufacturing organisations across the globe but stopped short of impacting military and commercial shipbuilders, along with...

May 19 2022

Has the US overstepped in Ukraine?

Has the Biden administration lost sight of the risks of overheated rhetoric in response to the ongoing war in Ukraine, playing into Putin’s hands and undermining global...

May 18 2022

The character of the modern battlefield and role of the digital warrior

Opinion: Major General (Ret’d) Rupert Jones CBE analyses the degree to which technology has changed the way that we fight across battlefields from Ukraine to Mosul.

May 17 2022

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