Chinese Arctic Ambitions: The Challenge for Greenland
“The strong do what they can, and the weak suffer as they may,” says the 2500-year-old…
Read More »The Return of Geography in the Defense of Australia
As Australia thinks through its options for enhanced capabilities to defend the nation in the changing…
Read More »Long Past Time to End “The Forever War”
Commander James Durso SC USN (ret) has been one of our key “go to experts” on…
Read More »UK Announces New Arctic Strategy
We have written over the past decade a number of articles and assessments of the changing…
Read More »The US Reworks Its China Strategy
The tensions between Washington and Beijing are much deeper and longer lasting than many Australians assume. They spring…
Read More »Deterrence in the Australian Evolving Strategic Environment: The Perspective of Dr. Stephan Fruehling
We have focused for some time on the question of the return of the nuclear issue…
Read More »Deterrence in the Australian Evolving Strategic Environment: The Perspective of Michael Shoebridge
The Williams Foundation seminar held on August 23, 2018 on independent strike was operating within the…
Read More »Deterrence in the Australian Evolving Strategic Environment: The Perspective of Wing Commander Jo Brick
The Williams Foundation seminar on joint strike and deterrence held in Canberra on August 23, 2018,…
Read More »Asia in the Second Nuclear Age
The second nuclear age wasn’t supposed to happen. That’s the crux of the problem. Nuclear rivalry…
Read More »Independent Strike and Australian Sovereign Options: The Perspective of Air Marshal (Retired) Geoff Brown
The Williams Foundation has held a series of seminars over the past few years, which have…
Read More »