All prime ministers and presidents frequently tell us that national security is the top priority for government, but does the ...

Concerns about the strength of Australia’s defence industrial base were central to the industry policy panel at ASPI’s 2025 ...

Ukraine did it. Israel did it. Could Taiwan do it? If China attacks Taiwan, could the island unleash smuggled drones on ...

Australia’s northern approaches are increasingly contested, yet the airspace over Cape York remains under-monitored and ...

New York Times columnist David Brooks once remarked that Donald Trump is the wrong answer to the right questions—a sentiment ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese needs to make a formal statement to the Australian Parliament addressing Australia’s place in ...

Innovation policy is often built around optimism. But in a world of live contest across the economy, the environment and the ...

There’s one thing China’s ambassador to Australia got right in a call to add artificial intelligence to the China-Australia ...

Beijing’s coercion campaign against Taiwan is entering a more litigious phase. While military drills and cognitive warfare ...

Australia’s ability to generate breakthrough ideas has never been in doubt. But despite increasing recognition of the need ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese will visit China from 12 to 18 July, his office said yesterday. He’ll meet President Xi Jinping and Premier Li Qiang. Here are ASPI analysts’ views on the visit, what ...

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese’s second visit to China—pencilled in for this month—will come weeks before the People’s ...