Twenty-five years on: what Australia gave Afghanistan, and what it still owes On 14 September 2001, Prime Minister John ...
We now know that Chinese AI agents are inclined to cheat just as US models are. The big difference is that if one causes a ...
Bogged down militarily in Ukraine, with Russia’s economy in a shambles and Ukrainian drones penetrating ever deeper into the ...
With a clutch of new long-range air-to-air missiles (LRAAMs) with ranges of 300 km or more, US forces could dramatically shift the aerial balance of power over the Western Pacific. Travelling at least ...
Pacific’s next deterrence problem may be a shortage not of military capability but of coordination. As Australia, Japan and ...
The Department of Home Affairs has made an important start. In response to an OpenAI agent reaching non-public files on a ...
Australia has developed a growing class of self-declared geopolitical analysts and independent researchers who built their reputations not through research, experience or sustained analytical work but ...
A new combination of surveillance, drones and precision strike is eroding the old assumption that navies could generate sea control through superior ships, vessels, aircraft and operational skills ...
Australia needs a more active and hardheaded approach towards the Middle East to deal with ongoing conflicts stemming from or worsened by the attack against Israel three years ago today by Hamas and ...
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese used his address to the United Nations General Assembly to make an important point about ...
Australia is accepting significant risk in mine countermeasures, a capability once seen as essential. While investing heavily ...
The Australian Army doesn’t own many of the systems that its future combat power depends on. Ports, fuel supplies, freight ...
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