It’s getting on for two years now, and the government is still not saying how it will reconfigure the Defence establishment’s ...

Autonomous submarines that Australia has launched into production are likely to relieve operational pressure on the country’s ...

Observers and practitioners of intelligence and special operations would do well to study the activities of Israel’s ...

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Thirty-three years ago, Deng Xiaoping said that ‘The Middle East has oil, but China has rare earths.’ Today, that rings truer ...

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The wars of the future will be won by those who train together in live, networked and constructive environments that reflect ...

Indonesia’s recent arms procurement spree underscores its pursuit of middle-power autonomy. By diversifying suppliers, it has ...

In the unforgiving calculus of statecraft, moments of genuine strategic re-engineering are exceedingly rare, born not from ...

Last week was one for the books. US President Donald Trump rebranded the Department of Defense as the Department of War. And ...

When Israel launched a surprise strike on Iran’s nuclear facilities in June, US forces were quickly drawn into a regional war ...

While existing regulators have most AI risks under control, our new report shows that national-security risks are falling through the gaps. The Productivity Commission has called for a pause on ...