The Australian Defence Strategic Review: Lessons from the Past
The independent leads of Australia’s defence strategic review, Stephen Smith and Angus Houston, have a tough…
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With Hurricane Ian poised to take the southern United States by storm, industry observers report the…
Read More »The Arsenal of 21st Century Authoritarians: The Chinese-Russian Partnership
Moscow’s deepening reliance on Beijing is of long-term concern to Australia and its Indo-Pacific partners. In…
Read More »Australia and the Role for Long Range Anti-Ship Missiles: An Indian Perspective
Australia’s threat perceptions over the years have reinforced the perceived need to strengthen its maritime capabilities.…
Read More »Drones Operating Within Safety Zone of Norwegian Oil and Gas Installations in the North Sea.
Our colleague Hans Tino Hansen, the CEO of Risk Intelligence baed in Copenhagen, has brought an…
Read More »The Kingdom of Denmark: Trigger for Change in Nordic Integration?
With NATO’s expansion to include Sweden and Finland, how the Nordic nations rework their national security…
Read More »Taking a Hard Look at the Challenge of Funding the Australian Defence Strategic Review
Dominating the debate on Australia’s defence-capability development is a long list of expensive new weapons to…
Read More »Enhanced Nordic Cooperation: August 2022
Recent meetings and statements by Nordic Ministries of Defence have highlighted the way ahead for enhanced…
Read More »The Australian Defense Review: An Exploding Suitcase of Challenges
The Labor government’s defence strategic review will explore how the Australian military is positioned and enabled to operate…
Read More »Another Consequence of the Ukraine War: Russia’s Relationship with Vietnam
The war in Ukraine has shaken a fundamental assumption of Vietnam’s defence posture—that its old friend…
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