Senate estimates earlier this month heard the remarkable revelation that Home Affairs Minister Tony Burke has had to take ...

The maritime domain is increasingly contested. From attacks on shipping and undersea cables in Europe to grey zone threats in ...

While the world’s attention remains focused on Ukraine’s heroic stand against Russian aggression, a quieter revolution is ...

To solve the ongoing difficulties in framing new rules for space governance, states must revitalise existing measures and ...

Today, you’d have to be a top-notch scientist to create a pathogen. Experts worry that, within a few years, AI will put that ...

The ‘emerging axis’ of autocratic powers epitomised by China’s support for Russia’s war against Ukraine is, as Australia’s ...

Chinese companies own or operate at least one port on every continent except Antarctica. These investments present more than ...

Staffing levels at Australia’s peak intelligence oversight body are regressing, impeding its ability to ensure that national ...

Valuable training in the Northern Territory for Japan’s key amphibious force from next year should be only a step towards ...

Australia’s new relationship with India has push-pull poles—the pull of the Indian diaspora in Australia and the push that ...

Even as the US is set to withdraw again from the Paris Agreement, and potentially the entire UN Framework Convention on ...

In October 2017, Xi Jinping declared that the world is experiencing ‘great changes unseen in a hundred years’. He often uses ...