Unseen, largely unknown and, until recently, highly classified, the US Navy’s vast network of underwater sonars is one of its ...

While there is no substitute for the US alliance, the visit by Britain’s foreign and defence secretaries, David Lammy and ...

Social extremism is evolving in reach and form. While traditional racial supremacy ideologies remain, contemporary movements ...

China has begun building a mighty dam, one that will create a mighty threat to hold over India and Bangladesh. Beijing said ...

A shift is underway in the Trump administration’s approach to tech policy. Nvidia said on 14 July that the US government ...

The release of the United States’ AI Action Plan marks a shift in tempo. It’s now abundantly clear Washington is treating ...

Concern around Kiribati’s security partnership with China has been growing since its switch in diplomatic recognition from ...

There’s a new war on Australian streets, and it’s not just about tobacco or vapes; it’s about control, cash and crime. While ...

Australia’s move to cloud-based technologies can’t afford to repeat the mistakes of the early adoption of the internet and ...

Australia should offer to help Pacific partners by employing private military and security companies (PMSCs) in the Pacific ...

Five years after the height of debates on banning Huawei from European 5G infrastructure, Spain has quietly handed the ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s ebullient visit to China last week was quite the shot across Washington’s bows. A clear message was that Australia has some leverage in the alliance—it’s not all the ...