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Australia’s National Defence Strategy 2026 (NDS) reflects a decisive shift in how Canberra perceives the current strategic environment in the
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Australia's economic resilience and national security are closely tied to the stability of maritime routes connecting Europe, the Middle East,
One crisis, two similar countries, very different responses. The global energy crisis has made one thing clear: countries that look
As China shifts towards a capital-export economy, ASEAN faces new challenges of economic coercion while considerings its fiscal and financial
