Holding a Potential Adversary’s Forces and Infrastructure at Risk From a Greater Distance: Shaping a Way Ahead for Australian Defence
Australians are rightly concerned about tensions in the Indo-Pacific. As we confront a more uncertain region…
Read More »Meeting the Challenge: Australia’s Poor Energy Systems Resilience
This report is a part of a program of work on national resilience through the lens…
Read More »Enhanced Nordic Operational Cooperation: September 2021 Declaration of Intent
On September 24,2021, the governments of Denmark, Norway and Sweden signed a Statement of Intent on…
Read More »France, the European Union and Allies: The Australian Submarine Decision Dynamic
The Australian strategic decision to move from a path to build a diesel attack submarine to…
Read More »The Australian Submarine Decision and Shaping a Way Ahead for the ADF
The decision to build a fleet of nuclear attack submarines is clearly a not a simple…
Read More »China and the Australian Submarine Decision, 2021
China has reason to fear the eventual presence of Australian nuclear attack submarines. According to the…
Read More »AUKUS and Shaping a Way Ahead for Australian Defence
Amid the flags and fine words announcing the arrival of AUKUS, no one should mistake the reality…
Read More »The Tripartite Australian Submarine Negotiations
American officials have stressed the importance of Australia having nuclear-powered submarines that are fast, discreet, with…
Read More »The Enhanced Significance of the Japanese-Australian Relationship in the Indo-Pacific
Australia’s strategic value to Japan can be summed up in three points. Australia is Japan’s partner…
Read More »What Went Wrong in Afghanistan? The Perspective of Paul Bracken
Recently, Yale Insights conducted an interview with Dr. Paul Bracken, Professor Emeritus of Management, with regard…
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