Australia and Deterrence in a Global System in Flux
The Williams Foundation Seminar held on 30 March 2023 started a new phase of the foundation’s…
Read More »America’s Arrested Foreign Policy Development and its 21st Century Authoritarian Power Competitors
For a moment, let’s step back from American politics and ask what the world looks like…
Read More »Deterrence for a Middle Power in the Context of the Evolving Global Shift: The Perspective of Air Marshal Chipman, RAAF
The recent Sir Richard Williams Foundation Seminar held on March 30, 2023 focused on the next…
Read More »Protecting the U.S. National Security Space Launch System
The U.S. competitive free market is one of the greatest advantages the United States has over…
Read More »Australia and Japan: Strengthening their Defense Cooperation
After decades of gradual military build-up by China, territorial disputes with China and Russia, and increasing…
Read More »Iran and Uzbekistan Unveil Central Asia’s Plan B
March 2023 will be remembered as a good month for the Islamic Republic of Iran. First,…
Read More »Will Asia Pick up the Pieces in Afghanistan?
The U.S. and NATO hastily evacuated Afghanistan on 15 August 2021, ending the two-decade, $2 trillion-dollar…
Read More »Mobilising National Logistics in Support of Military Operations
‘The role of industrial preparedness in military strategy is anomalous. Prospectively, the role is almost always…
Read More »America First and Critical Minerals: The Need for an Allied Approach
Over the past few years, Covid-19, climate change and Chinese economic coercion have catalysed rapid global…
Read More »The End Game in Ukraine and American Interests
Recently, President Biden said in Ukraine that he’ll back Ukraine as long as it takes. Leaving…
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