There’s a moment in the movie Oppenheimer when the protagonist realises the true danger isn’t so much the bomb itself; it’s ...

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During his campaign, South Korean President Lee Jae-myung pledged 100 trillion Korean won (about A$112 billion) over a ...

As the Indo-Pacific becomes the defining theatre of 21st-century strategic competition, northern Australia has emerged as a ...

Across recent debates about sovereignty, capability and technological competition, one thing is clear: Australia does not ...

The Pacific faces a rapidly evolving security environment. Foreign partners increasingly compete for comprehensive ...

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Australia’s eastern maritime approaches haven’t got much attention since World War II. Defence policy has tended to look ...