Recent bilateral and multilateral initiatives show a clear acceleration in India–Australia critical minerals engagement. This ...

Australia should consider implementing a wall of drones to its north, to enhance its strategy of denial, consistent with its ...

Modern defence capability no longer begins with submarines or fighters. It begins with infrastructure. Data centres, subsea ...

Leadership today is too often confused with visibility. But being seen isn’t the same as being effective. In northern ...

Australia’s escalating geostrategic threats demand more than military might. They require a resilient, united and proactive ...

Alarmism makes for powerful headlines, but it’s a poor basis for strategy. Claims that Pacific island nations are at risk of ...

Prime Minister Sanae Takaichi’s firm and ideological leadership style marks a new phase in Japan’s foreign policy: ...

In his first year, Indonesian President Prabowo Subianto has re-energised the country’s engagement with the Islamic world ...

In 1940, with much of Europe under fascist domination, US president Franklin Roosevelt declared that the United States must become ‘the great arsenal of democracy’. US industry mobilised, producing ...

Australia has closed a critical gap in national security legislation to ensure the government can designate foreign state entities as sponsors of terrorism and criminalise support for them. The ...

As warfare evolves, the perpetuation of traditional military masculinity could limit the effectiveness of combat forces. While progress has been made to include women in combat roles, narrow concepts ...

Debate about immigration isn’t inherently a problem. Open, informed discussion is how democracies test their values, balance ...