Making ourselves useful to our “great and powerful friend” is the default setting for strategic and by extension foreign policy in Australia. It has been for 80 years, but should that change?

Mark Kelly sounded the alarm about Pete Hegseth running the military as an unserious person in one of the most important jobs in the United States.

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Iran escalated tensions Monday after declaring that “nuclear radiation threats” were the reason it blocked UN inspectors from ...

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Today, many experts argue that AI is becoming even more dangerous than nuclear weapons -- yet there is not a single US ...

A nuclear war expert warns that in the event of a global nuclear conflict, Australia and New Zealand may be the last places ...

Demand for weapons was fueled by the wars in Ukraine and Gaza, as well as countries' rising military spending, according to a ...

At the beginning of the pestilence and when it ends, there’s always a propensity for rhetoric. ... It is only in the thick of ...

The United States Air Force has released an account of the June 22 strike on Iranian nuclear sites, describing the mission as ...

ASTANA — Community leaders, researchers and practitioners gathered for a roundtable on the humanitarian consequences of ...

U.S. lawmakers are pushing back hard against Ukraine’s dramatic request for nuclear weapons and fast-track NATO membership, ...