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Fostering people-to-people links between northern Australia and Indonesia could improve agricultural output in both countries ...
From grey zone coercion to regional surveillance competition, the Indo-Pacific is now in live contest. Yet our national ...
AUKUS is reshaping Australia’s strategic future, but its vision is incomplete. While the partnership’s first two pillars focus on submarines and advanced technologies, they rely on an often overlooked ...
Far from being a prospect for the distant future, the era of autonomous systems on (and off) the battlefield is here. Mass is back in warfare, not through much larger armies, but through growing ...
From grey zone coercion to regional surveillance competition, the Indo-Pacific is now in live contest. Yet our national innovation posture is not structured to mitigate emerging risks or leverage ...
In an era of escalating strategic competition, the effectiveness of Australia’s government and national security apparatus hinges on its ability to use information with precision and agility. Yet, the ...
Paul Keating said, ‘Asia is where our future substantially lies’. Decades later, the rhetoric remains, but the follow-through ...
Japan’s digital rise hinges on adopting hyperscale cloud computing without ceding strategic autonomy—a balance it has yet to ...
Australia’s path to a sovereign, high-impact defence technology ecosystem will not start with quantum supremacy. It will ...
Beijing’s approach to economic coercion against Taiwan is less about brute force and more about baiting. While China has long ...
For more than a decade, commentators, analysts and industry have warned Australian governments about fuel vulnerability. Yet ...
Understanding the unfolding geopolitical drama around Iran requires an understanding of its history. There is perhaps no ...