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Should China help secure the Strait of Hormuz?

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By Euan Graham* US President Donald Trump’s recent tweet on the Strait of Hormuz, in which he said that Asian countries ‘should be protecting their own ships’...

Future-proofing the Attack class

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By Derek Woolner and David Glynne Jones* In part 1, we discussed how we ensure we get the right propulsion system for Australia’s Attack-class submarines. We argued...

The Pacific: pinching pennies doesn’t make for policy longevity

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By Shane McLeod and Jonathan Pryke When it comes to “stepping-up” in the Pacific, Australians get the what, they get the who, and they get...

How to Defend Australia

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Book Review: How to Defend Australia, by Hugh White (La Trobe University Press, 2019) Reviewer: Sam Roggeveen Defence commentator Hugh White never shouts from the rooftops, and...

America’s new Asia strategy opens doors for Australia

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By Peter Jennings* The United States is rapidly restructuring its military presence in Asia and rethinking how it could fight a major conventional war in...

No longer in a cleft stick: India and Australia

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By Aakriti Bachhawat* India has assumed far greater prominence in Australian strategic thinking in recent times, as a potential economic and political counterweight...

Revisiting the north in the defence of Australia

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By Paul Dibb* The idea of the north of Australia being central to the new concept of the defence of Australia in the 1970s derived...

China ups construction of amphibious assault ships

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The eighth Type 071 (Yuzhao)-class amphibious assault ship on order for China's People's Liberation Army Navy (PLAN) was launched at the Hudong-Zhonghua shipyard in...

West faces a new threat from ‘political warfare’

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By Brendan Nicholson* Western democracies risk being outmanoeuvred by totalitarian powers unrestrained by rules and willing to use information campaigns, cyber operations, theft of intellectual...

The case for a new defence white paper

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By Peter Jennings* Successful defence white papers have to find the right resting place between four sets of demands: politics; strategy and policy; military capability;...