The deepening strategic partnership between China and Russia will affect the Indo-Pacific and Europe more than anywhere else.

The Central Committee of the Chinese Communist Party’s recommendations for the 15th five year plan—covering 2026 to 2030—were ...

I published my 300th Strategist article last week, marking 10 years of writing, arguing and reflecting on Australia’s ...

Despite our famed resilience against natural disasters, Australia still struggles to take catastrophic risk seriously. In ...

The United States should not kid itself. It will not recover its manufacturing position from China in any foreseeable future.

Don’t underestimate the strength of Japan’s strategic transformation, above all in its hardening determination to face ...

Australia and the United Arab Emirates are countries with forward looking agendas: ambitious, technology-driven and globally ...

The Pacific doesn’t have a drug problem. Australia and New Zealand do. And our unrelenting demand for illicit drugs is ...

Northern Australia’s agricultural workforce needs bespoke development. What works in the south may not work in the north, and ...

Australians rightly expect that the agencies keeping us safe also operate within clear rules and robust checks. Getting that ...

The Economist called Taiwan ‘the most dangerous place on earth’ in 2021. For the island’s 23 million people, that danger isn’t abstract; it’s a daily reality shaped by the constant shadow of conflict.

The landmark critical minerals agreement between Australia and the United States is vital to both nations’ security and ...