Dealing with Chinese Economic Coercion: An Australian Response
Can Australia stop the Chinese government’s economic coercion against our government and businesses? Yes. All it…
Read More »The European Direct Defense Challenge: Nordic Perspectives
In an article published by a retired senior Swedish officer, Major General (Ret) Karlis Neretnieks, the…
Read More »The European Union and Direct Defense of Europe: Its Post-COVID-19 Future
In discussions with then Prime Minister Edouard Balladur in the mid-1990s about the future of the…
Read More »Threats and Vulnerabilities: Where Should the Australia’s Defence Focus Lie?
Australia is the largest and most resource-rich island in the Asia-Pacific region. It exports more raw…
Read More »The Consequences of Transformed Logistics: The Impact of Autonomous Systems
Western militaries, including the Australian Defence Force (ADF), have been exploiting semi-autonomous systems for years. It…
Read More »How are A&D Manufacturers Faring? The Role of ERP Software
The dynamic global and geopolitical nature of the A&D industry demands that manufacturers be on their…
Read More »Successful Crisis Leadership: Meeting the Challenge
We live in a world of crisis. Every day the headlines are riddled with one high…
Read More »Logistics and Autonomous Systems
The popular discussion on autonomy in warfare is constrained to either describing the advantages of introducing…
Read More »Harnessing the ADF’s Technological Strengths for Crisis Management
Australia has so far managed the Covid-19 pandemic as well as anywhere else on the planet,…
Read More »Expanding Regional Defense Relations for Pacific Defense: The Case of Australia and Japan
As Australia confronts an increasingly unstable Indo-Pacific security environment, it is time for Canberra to carefully cultivate security relationships with a range…
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