We can’t be neutral in new cold war
The case of the Chinese ship loitering off the coast to spy on our biggest defence exercise is just the start. Scott Morrison faces some hard decisions now.
The case of the Chinese ship loitering off the coast to spy on our biggest defence exercise is just the start. Scott Morrison faces some hard decisions now.
There’s much to be gained from the Trump administration’s evolving strategy to counter the rise of China.
Fear of punishment is turning Australia into a regional lapdog for the communist power.
Canberra needs to get closer to Joko Widodo’s Jakarta and maintain a polite distance from Xi Jinping’s Beijing.
Malcolm Turnbull’s late-February visit to the United States has set the ground for fundamental change to our security alliance.
The new Secretary of Prime Minister and Cabinet needs to encourage economic policymakers and military strategists to work more closely together.
Certain conditions should be met by the anti-Islamic State coalition before Australia joins the fight in Syria.
Australia needs to reconsider its approach to an increasingly complex challenge.
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