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Blog: The RAND Blog
This weekly recap focuses on why Ukraine isn't like World War I, an alternative to student loans, the tech "Cold War" between the United States and China, and more.
Blog: The Strategist
Last week's Chinese embassy press conference was a further effort to corral Australia into compliance and compromise with Beijing's views. Remarks by Chinese ambassador Xiao Qian and other embassy officials confirm what many national security ...
Blog: Australian Institute of International Affairs
China's incursions into Indonesia's Exclusive Economic Zone have underscored the threat to the country's interests. While a quiet military modernisation has been ongoing, Indonesia would be served by joining India and Australia in a trilateral defence agreement.
Blog: The Strategist
Ricky Ponting, one of the most successful captains of an Australian cricket team, once described his mindset at the batting crease: 'In my head, I don't see the fielders. I only see the gaps.' Indian ...
Blog: The Strategist
It has been 56 years since the last person was executed in Australia and almost 40 years since the last death sentence was given by an Australian court. The death penalty has been abolished in ...
Blog: Econbrowser
Economics Dept and CROWE presents: Kim Ruhl's slides: US-China trade: From the Cold War to the Trade War A combination of "Trade War and Peace" and "Trade Policy Dynamics" Slides // Non-technical slides
Blog: The Strategist
In this episode, ASPI's Bec Shrimpton speaks to Chris Maier from the US Department of Defense about the origin of special operations forces, the role they play in integrated deterrence and their ability to work ...
Blog: The Strategist
As the government prepares to introduce legislation into parliament for an Australia-wide ban on Nazi symbols, it's timely to revisit the extensive coverage of this issue in ASPI's Counterterrorism yearbook 2022. The yearbook placed the ...
Blog: The Strategist
Sustainable development of northern Australia has become a national priority over the past decade. The region's geostrategic importance has grown, and recently there have been calls to strengthen Australia's sovereign capability in the north. Importantly, ...
Blog: The Strategist
Justin Trudeau's announcement that Canadian authorities suspect India had some role in the killing of Sikh separatist leader Hardeep Singh Nijjar outside a temple in Surrey, British Columbia on 18 June was dramatic, but hardly ...
Blog: The Strategist
On page 27 of National defence, the report of the defence strategic review, is a map of Australia's strategic geography. It superbly situates us and perfectly explains why a power in the distant reaches of ...
Blog: The Strategist
The Russian invasion of Ukraine continues to impact global security, challenging standard principles of defence planning and national strategy. Middle powers, whether they be close to the aggression, like Poland, or far from it, like ...
Blog: The Strategist
Speeches by top trade officials last month highlight the rift that has opened up between the US and Australia on trade policy, and the implications for national security. The US is turning its back on ...
Blog: The Strategist
The deployment of population-scale digital public infrastructure (DPI) is gaining traction worldwide and is acknowledged as a necessary and cost-effective intervention to fast-track sustainable development. The G20 also endorsed the 'Framework for Systems of Digital ...
Blog: The Strategist
India's military is likely to establish several new joint commands this year in one of the most significant restructures in its history. The country is one of Australia's closest partners, with one of the world's ...