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The forces needed to protect the Belt and Road

Protecting China's regional interests will increasingly require the PLA

Australia can’t forget Micronesia

In the government's Pacific ‘announceables’, one has flown under the radar

2018 APEC summit possible turning point for China's powerplay in the Pacific

The emerging geopolitical contest of the Indo-Pacific

Chipping away at trust in democracy

Political leaders must take responsibility for the tone of politics today

PNG border security a key strategic interest for Australia

Australia must do more to shore up the security of PNG

Unfortunately, counter-terrorism has no quick fixes

The countering of lone actors needs to be focused on motivation

Modelling the Trump effect

Can Trump’s perverse logic of self-interest be seen as a grand strategy?

How Australia can help the US make democracy harder to hack

The U.S. and Australia can boost each other’s security.

Planning for the worst

Counter-terrorism strategy a smart step forward in ensuring public safety

Air traffic control: China and India compete

Access to airfields, the new field for competition in the Indo-Pacific

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