If the Chinese navy’s task group sailing around Australia a few weeks ago showed us anything, it’s that Australia has a ...

Australians want answers and reassurance. They want to believe that tragedy could have been prevented if only someone had ...

Elbridge Colby’s senate confirmation hearing in early March holds more important implications for US partners than most ...

Democratic states have a smart-car problem. For those that don’t act quickly and decisively, it’s about to become a severe ...

Now and foreseeably, the United States dominates undersea submarine warfare. No other country gets near to America in the ...

In the wake of the Israel–Iran war in June, all the signs point to a regime in Tehran that is nearing collapse. Iran is ...

The polar regions, long regarded as remote, frozen frontiers of science and exploration, are emerging as arenas of strategic ...

Ground-launched missiles for warding off enemy warships could be the next item on the table for Australia–Japan defence ...

In the days after Sunday night’s terrorist attack at Bondi Beach, a familiar pattern has emerged. Shock gives way to grief.

As the title implies, Iain MacGregor’s The Hiroshima Men is a people-centric history of the atomic bombing of Japan in 1945.

Washington’s launch of the Genesis Mission has just redrawn the global technological map, and Australia needs to pay ...

For years, a group directed by the Chinese Communist Party has been operating quietly in Manila, part of a global network designed to advance Beijing’s interests by advocating the party’s position on ...