Australia must be prepared for limited nuclear war in the Indo-Pacific, be it over Taiwan, the Korean Peninsula, or beyond.

Australia’s ports may be busy, but we have no way of ensuring that ships will keep coming to them in wartime. In an age of ...

German shipbuilder TKMS has significantly increased its chances in Canberra’s frigate competition by partnering with Saab, an ...

Ukraine’s massive drone strike against Russian air bases on 1 June should reverberate across all theaters of conflict. But ...

A disputed India-Pakistan border in Kashmir isn’t the only threat to stability on the subcontinent. One that’s often ...

The six-year delay in approving Woodside Energy’s North West Shelf extension reflects a failure to integrate Indigenous Australians as strategic partners in the nation’s development agenda.

The Australian Defence Organisation’s budget is under pressure, and Defence must make choices, Admiral David Johnston, the ...

Without sufficient resilience the Australian Defence Force risks being knocked out of the fight—defanged and disabled—in the ...

Australia should support the Trump Administration’s proposed Golden Dome missile defence system. By participating in ...

Lee Jae-myung’s victory in South Korea’s snap presidential elections have ended six months of political turmoil. The time is ...

This year’s Shangri-La Dialogue made one thing clear: we are living in a more dangerous decade. From cyberattacks to ...

Don’t overlook the role of the Indian Navy in Operation Sindoor, New Delhi’s response last month for a terrorist attack from ...