The deployment of a Chinese naval task group in our region is clearly aimed at sending a message and testing Australia’s responses—not only on the military front, but socially and politically. The ...

Could 23 February 2025 become known as Europe’s Independence Day? It might as well be if the winner of Germany’s election, ...

The United States’ refusal to sign the recent AI Action Summit declaration should be seen as a strategic shift rather than a ...

Taiwan is among nations pioneering the adoption of hyperscale cloud services to achieve national digital resilience. The ...

It’s not just technical naval capability. Australia has persuasive geostrategic and industrial reasons for choosing Japan ...

Japan’s Mogami class is clearly the best choice for Australia’s general-purpose frigate program. Compared with its very ...

The United States is a secure power. Situated in a hemispheric citadel, and protected by wide oceans, the US could ...

Meta’s Project Waterworth is not just proposed to be the world’s longest submarine cable but reflects ever-shifting ...

Will US President Donald Trump be able to forge a peace between Russia and Ukraine, or are we facing a repetition of the ...

Is the United States now trying to lose the technology race with China? It certainly seems to be. The race is tight, and now ...

Governments are outraged, industry leaders are keeping a low profile, and economists and analysts are confused as they work ...

Each February, members of the transatlantic strategic community head to Munich to discuss the state of international security ...