China is telling us what to do and, for once, our complying would be rather helpful. In fact, China is telling us to do what ...

Australia needs to talk less about critical-mineral supply chains and more about specific minerals. Generic discussions about ...

Indonesian fishers recovered three curious unidentified underwater objects from the country’s waters in April. First, on 6 ...

There is growing debate within the global space policy community about whether space is becoming a ‘warfighting domain’. As ...

Australia is probably overestimating Pine Gap’s support for our place in the US alliance. It’s no longer irreplaceable. The ...

The Chinese military’s latest promotion of new generals should not be viewed simply as an effort to fill vacancies but as part of its reconstruction following purges of senior leadership. These ...

Lessons from the US–Iran war will be long analysed, but as neighbouring Gulf states grapple with the fallout, one clear ...

The restructuring of Japan’s intelligence capability around new central agencies will support deeper cooperation with ...

Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke is right to reject the proposed removal of religious motivation from Australia’s terrorism ...

Beijing’s intensifying efforts to shape international norms on AI are calibrated to promote itself as a responsible global leader, but they are largely self-serving, aimed at catching up on the ...

Democratic governments have spent the past three years building resilience in critical minerals. Australia has announced a Critical Minerals Strategic Reserve. Japan continues to maintain strategic ...

Australia has spent decades optimising infrastructure for efficiency. Strategic competition requires infrastructure optimised ...