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In ‘Projecting power forward: Strengthening Australia's strategy of denial’, @Dr_M_Davis argues the ADF must expand its ability to detect, deter and respond to threats further from 🇦🇺’s shores amid 🇨🇳’s rapid military modernisation.
📕: bit.ly/4ecAtQ6
In ‘Projecting power forward: Strengthening Australia's strategy of denial’, @Dr_M_Davis argues the ADF must expand its ability to detect, deter and respond to threats further from 🇦🇺’s shores amid 🇨🇳’s rapid military modernisation.
📕: bit.ly/4ecAtQ6
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'Barrie’s whataboutism on the United States rests on false equivalence,' writes Jason Van der Schyff.
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'[Australia] should keep Pacific priorities at the centre and reaffirm its longstanding support for Taiwan's meaningful participation in international climate cooperation,' writes Ray Ming-Tse Lu.
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'The second thing that’s in doubt is whether a Democratic Congress that’s busy with oversight will pay for security in the Indo-Pacific,' writes Greg Brown.
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'For too long we have assumed that a country that produces far more food than it consumes and exports most of what it grows cannot have a food security problem. That assumption is a dangerous fantasy,' writes Andrew Henderson. aspistrategist.org.au/a-resilient-co…
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We are pleased to welcome Shannon Van Sant as a Senior Fellow at ASPI.
Shannon will contribute to our research on China’s AI capabilities and their implications for national security, military-civil fusion and human rights.
🔗 Find out more: bit.ly/4iZD8zo
Shannon will contribute to our research on China’s AI capabilities and their implications for national security, military-civil fusion and human rights.
🔗 Find out more: bit.ly/4iZD8zo
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China doesn’t need to dominate the world to threaten Australia’s security | Jason Van der Schyff | bit.ly/4sIsVut
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NEW PODCAST 🎙️
On Stop the World, @AlexBristowASPI speaks with nuclear doctrine and proliferation expert @HFayet about 🇫🇷’s efforts to strengthen deterrence in Europe and the Pacific, and the implications of 🇨🇳’s expanding nuclear capabilities.
🎧: bit.ly/4823H0I
On Stop the World, @AlexBristowASPI speaks with nuclear doctrine and proliferation expert @HFayet about 🇫🇷’s efforts to strengthen deterrence in Europe and the Pacific, and the implications of 🇨🇳’s expanding nuclear capabilities.
🎧: bit.ly/4823H0I
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COP31 should draw on Taiwan’s Pacific climate experience | Ray Ming-Tse Lu | bit.ly/4Ad08AL
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⏳ CLOSING SOON ⏳
Applications for the 2027 ASPI Defence Fellows Program close on Monday!
Don't miss your chance to join this one-year, non-resident fellowship for emerging defence and national security leaders.
🔗 Apply now ➡️ bit.ly/3UAg0xW
Applications for the 2027 ASPI Defence Fellows Program close on Monday!
Don't miss your chance to join this one-year, non-resident fellowship for emerging defence and national security leaders.
🔗 Apply now ➡️ bit.ly/3UAg0xW
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As Japan considers almost doubling its defence spending, @Dr_M_Davis tells the @SCMPNews that investment in drones, greater ammunition production and logistics capacity could help 🇯🇵 sustain prolonged operations in a potential conflict.
🗞️ Read more ⤵️
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After the midterms, the Indo-Pacific awaits one of four different Washingtons | Greg Brown | bit.ly/3VbxwZI
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A resilient country doesn’t have hungry households | Andrew Henderson | bit.ly/4z3kdbS
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'In this situation – lame-duck status with a hostile legislature – the logical thing for an American president to do is turn to foreign policy. A president needs no permission from Congress to engage in diplomacy and peace-making,' writes @lestermunson. aspistrategist.org.au/after-the-midt…
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'Australia’s budget debate concentrates heavily on what governments propose to fund next. It pays less attention to what established commitments prevent them from doing,' writes @johncoyne14. aspistrategist.org.au/fiscal-flexibi…
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'While we often talk in generalities about defending Australia and our northern approaches, it’s the [People's Liberation Army] Southern Theater Command we need to watch most closely,' writes Colin Karotam. aspistrategist.org.au/for-australia-…
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After the midterms: logically, a lame-duck president switches to foreign policy | @lestermunson | bit.ly/4ivepBy
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'The old paradigm of shooting costly, rocket-propelled, radar-guided missiles at incoming strike munitions is as exhausted as an interceptor stock would be after rolling salvos of attacks,' writes Mustafa Bilal. aspistrategist.org.au/a-quick-look-a…
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We're pleased to welcome @r_vandenbrink as a Senior Analyst in ASPI’s Defence Strategy Program, focusing on Southeast Asia, 🇨🇳 and the Indo-Pacific.
Rachel joins ASPI from @DeptofWar, where she served as Country Director for 🇧🇳, 🇰🇭, 🇮🇩, 🇲🇲 and 🇸🇬.
🔗: bit.ly/4iZ1Q2Q
Rachel joins ASPI from @DeptofWar, where she served as Country Director for 🇧🇳, 🇰🇭, 🇮🇩, 🇲🇲 and 🇸🇬.
🔗: bit.ly/4iZ1Q2Q
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Fiscal flexibility is a national security issue | @johncoyne14 | bit.ly/3Ueres3
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