At Davos this year, Canadian Prime Minister Mark Carney said ‘middle powers must act together because if you are not at the ...

There is a distinct possibility of an enormous war breaking out in the next few years over a Chinese attempt to seize Taiwan. To prevent such a catastrophe, the world’s leading democracies need to ...

China is seeking to exploit perceived Western missteps in the Middle East, including the Iran war, by turning societies ...

Australia’s next class war may not principally be fought over wealth, but over truth. For most of modern history, democratic societies have argued about competing interests: wages and profits; ...

Australia is spending heavily on military AI and, separately, on building the capabilities and interoperability of its Indo-Pacific partners; yet we are paying too little attention to what happens as ...

We spend enormous amounts of money protecting the networks around our most important people. Then, at the end of the day, we ...

When I arrived in 1981 as a 12-year-old from Greece, I could not have imagined that three decades later I would return to the ...

Taiwan’s inconsistency in asserting its sovereignty is giving Beijing a narrative opening. Taiwan needs a coherent doctrine for when and how to contest border disputes, even if it makes different ...

Today, ASPI is expanding its globally-recognised data offering by launching the China Little Giants Tracker – a searchable database of the high-tech small and medium enterprises (SMEs) that Beijing ...

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

Future warfare won’t be entirely robotic. Yes, people will gradually disappear from battlefield environments where speed, endurance, distance, precision or physical danger overwhelmingly favour use of ...

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 ...