Beijing’s primary concern in a Taiwan contingency is US intervention—but its planning would not stop there. China has the ...
Eight decades after the end of World War II, history’s largest conflict still has lessons for Australia. Among the most important is that we must expect large-scale mobilisation. Today, despite our ...
Saturday night, a missile struck the United States 5th Fleet headquarters in Bahrain, a base where I served in 2023. That strike is a reminder of how much the strategic landscape has hardened in ...
If BRICS can assemble an economic and political coalition with strategic intent, why shouldn’t the Commonwealth countries?
Ukraine’s most significant success in fighting off Russia has arguably been in the Black Sea. It forced Russia’s Black Sea ...
US-Israeli airstrikes may dominate the footage from Tehran, but a decisive contest is also unfolding in code: a live ...
Concrete and ribbon-cutting events don’t sustain wars; fuel, power, logistics and people do. Australia has invested ...
The 2000 Sydney Summer Olympics were arguably the greatest ever. Their preparation also kickstarted the last quarter century of Australian national security capability building—considerably before ...
A nightmare that has haunted generations of strategic thinkers and policymakers in Australia has come true: we live in a ...
March 1901 marked the establishment of Australia’s Commonwealth military and naval forces, the foundation of today’s Royal ...
In World War II, the United States built a western Pacific airfield here, another there, and more elsewhere, each intended to ...
On 19 February 1942, Japanese aircraft attacked the harbour and town in what remains the largest single assault ever mounted on Australian soil. For much of Australia, it’s a historical reference ...
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