Prime Minister Mark Carney’s speech at Davos on January 20th marks a watershed in the post-war economic world order. Riddled

Artificial intelligence systems such as ChatGPT are increasingly described as thinking, feeling, or becoming conscious. These descriptions are understandable, but

Replication of the defense structures of great powers is not necessary for Australia's national security, due to our unique geography.

Japan's new leadership is increasingly focused on deepening tieswith India as a counterweight to China. The “Free and Open Indo-Pacific”

Australia doesn't need to predict who governs Tehran to see the strategic risk. If Iran fractures into a prolonged crisis,

The Stockholm International Peace Research Institute (SIPRI) has published a list of the 100 largest defence companies globally by revenue

Indonesia-Australia relations are entering an unprecedented phase of formalised security cooperation, marked by a watershed Treaty on Common Security set

At the close of COP30, Denmark did something unusual for a small state. It set a target to cut emissions

The territorial dominance of the Islamic State (IS) has gone, but its ideology is fueling lone wolf attacks across Australia.

Understanding and addressing trafficking dynamics along the Indonesia–Timor-Leste border is therefore critical for Australia, because targeted cooperation, improved data, and

How a tiny island nation built one of Africa's most effective systems for fighting piracy—and what it means for the

Australia’s renewed focus on fuel security reflects a hard lesson absorbed over the past decade: in a contested and shock-prone