The US Air Force just revealed that it was launching a study of a new heavy bomber that might replace the Boeing B-52. The ...

China’s influence in Solomon Islands is likely to weather the accession to power on 15 May of a prime minister who’s less ...

Southeast Asian countries looking for security against China should shift the weight of their defence spending to deploying ...

Late in April, a batch of American-made M1A2 Abrams tanks arrived by sea in the Port of Taipei. The 28 M1A2s are the last of ...

Spyware, once primarily used by intelligence agencies and nation-states, has become a tool of intimate partner abuse, quietly ...

The Taiwanese legislature’s curtailing of a defence acquisition budget on 8 May has impeded the government’s attempts at ...

Australian defence policy focuses too much on the risk of high-intensity, mostly conventional conflict at large cost to ...

The mission of the US Central Intelligence Agency is extremely hazardous, writes Tim Weiner in his July 2025 book, The ...

About A$17.4 billion of the Australian government’s promised A$53 billion increase in headline defence spending over the next ...

Most Australians already know something is wrong with our information environment. An Australian National University survey ...

Presidents Donald Trump and Xi Jinping are meeting in Beijing on May 14 and 15 for the first time in more than six months. It ...

The Arctic is no longer a distant sideshow. It is becoming a contested strategic arena, and Indo-Pacific states should start ...