Welcome to the latest edition of ASPI’s Fault Lines. Every fortnight, ASPI’s Defence Strategy Program monitors the actions ...
President Xi Jinping and the Chinese Communist Party understand the professional shortcomings of the People’s Liberation Army, but they don’t have the right solution for them. They’re openly critical ...
A wave of cyberattacks on European supermarkets last week exposed a vulnerability that extends well beyond refrigeration. For ...
The Northern Territory has an opportunity that could shape its economy for decades. The Beetaloo Basin is about more than producing gas. Developed successfully, it could attract investment, create ...
The key verdict of the public inquiry into AUKUS lacks credibility. The privately run exercise tells us that AUKUS is ‘the ...
Australia’s growing investment in integrated air and missile defence presents an opportunity to better protect the military forces and infrastructure that our national security depends on. As Defence ...
Australia needs to assess its ability to sustain essential purchases during prolonged digital disruption. Maintaining access to food, medicine and fuel would give the government more time and greater ...
The problem with legacy technology is that nobody must make a decision about it. A system reaches the end of its supported life, the security team raises a concern, operations explains why replacement ...
During the latest Senate committee hearing on government spending, the army’s A$1.2 billion acquisition of 75 M1A2 Abrams ...
The Hunger Report 2026 from Foodbank, a hunger-relief organisation, estimates that 3.6 million Australian households ...
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