Berlin’s hurried shift to actively defending against hybrid threats shows the danger of cumulative under-reaction to hostile ...

Welcome to the latest edition of ASPI’s Fault Lines. Every fortnight, ASPI’s Defence Strategy Program monitors the actions ...

Forgive me my pedantry, but if Australia is going to regulate social media algorithms, we should be precise about what an ...

Donald Trump’s name won’t be on any more ballots, but his spirit will be. A lame duck president with relatively low approval ...

Australia’s declared strategy of denial needs to become effective long before the powerful new nuclear submarines become ...

The tendency to treat universities in Hong Kong and Macau as somehow separated from the mainstream of Chinese research ...

In 1942, scientists working on what became the Manhattan Project confronted a disturbing possibility: could an atomic ...

As Australia identifies national resilience and civil preparedness as key to national defence, it should learn from Norway, ...

Last week in Darwin, I saw an example of what Australia needs more of: industry investing in sovereign capability before Defence has written the requirement or issued a tender. I watched Leidos’s ...

Japan is moving from a defence buildup centered on adding hardware capacity to a defence transformation centered on integration with intangible force multipliers. This buildup comes with a record ...

If there’s one thing we hope attendees take away from ASPI’s Sydney Dialogue AI Masterclass, it’s to reflect on whether we’re ...

With slightly over a year to go to before the next national congress of China’s Communist Party, held every five years, China ...