The good thing about the share of GDP as a measure of defence spending is that it’s simple and comparable. The bad thing is ...

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Australia’s engagement with the Pacific must be built on strategic empathy rather than transactional language. Otherwise, it ...

ASPI’s newly expanded China Defence Universities Tracker reveals how leading Chinese research institutions, including ...

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AUKUS is reshaping the development of HMAS Stirling in Western Australia to facilitate hosting of allied nuclear-powered ...

Australians expect the government to have the authority to intervene to keep communities safe during a bushfire, flood or ...