25 Jul 2022 Abe Shinzo: Australia’s “best friend” in Asia David Walton , Akimoto Daisuke Shinzo Abe was a pioneer of Australia-Japan relations in a complicated geopolitical region.
21 Jan 2022 Australia–Japan defence cooperation in the grey zone Peter Layton Clever use of deterrence techniques, air defence zones and artificial intelligence are critical for the military allies.
21 Sep 2021 AUKUS and the CPTPP: It’s all about China Ian Hill Security deterrence is only one factor in the new and fast-moving geostrategic environment of the Indo-Pacific.
14 Jan 2021 America’s troubles ahead in the Asia-Pacific Hadrien T. Saperstein A US return to multilateralism can’t reverse a shifting strategic landscape and the fallout of domestic strife.
1 Jul 2020 After ASEAN summit, little change on the South China Sea Mark Valencia Despite expectations leaders might collectively rebuke China for its latest actions, the message was more uncertain.
30 Mar 2018 Deterrence under the dragon’s shadow: Vietnam’s military modernisation Wu Shang-Su Vietnam has long sought to calibrate its defence posture in the shadows of great power competition.
25 Jan 2018 Asia’s escalating missile race Brendan Thomas-Noone Last year saw a surge in testing and deployment of both ballistic and cruise missile technology throughout the Indo-Pacific.
6 Dec 2017 How America can build a durable military balance in Asia Michael Beckley China’s neighbours are not passive dominoes or feckless pawns in a US-China power contest.
25 Jul 2017 Talisman Sabre 17: The realisation of defence strategy Greg Colton For the first time in more than 30 years, Australia has a military strategy that is beginning to truly align ends, ways and means.
27 Feb 2017 Southeast Asia’s neglected navigational and overflight challenges Euan Graham The continuing focus on China has taken attention away from the excessive claims and passage restrictions by Southeast Asian coastal states.
16 Feb 2017 US signals to China from Darwin with F-22s Cam Hawker How would Canberra respond if Washington wanted to conduct a Freedom of Navigation Operation in the South China Sea using F-22s based at Tindal?
1 Feb 2017 Australia and South Korea: Time to expand co-operation Jaehyon Lee Small and medium powers need to go beyond both the existing US-led hub and spoke system and the Chinese alternative.
16 Dec 2016 Northeast Asia: Five big security shifts in 2016 Robert E Kelly As the year winds down, it is time to look back on the biggest stories in the always-tense northeast Asian region.
3 Feb 2016 Pacific Island links: Russian arms in Fiji, Vanuatu's election result, PNG drought and more
12 Nov 2015 Australia and the US: great allies but different agendas in the South China Sea Sam Bateman
29 Oct 2015 Why Australia must send its navy to assert the freedom to operate in the South China Sea James Goldrick
21 Sep 2015 Australia's Future Submarine Project: The urgent need for economic scrutiny Stephen Grenville
18 Sep 2015 Open-source intelligence links: Soldiers on Instagram, Russian submarines, Chinese drones, Syria and more Danielle Cave
11 Sep 2015 Australia-India nuclear deal: Parliamentary treaties committee recommends tough conditions John Tilemann