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The AUKUS sovereignty conundrum

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By Michael Hickey and James Fitzgerald* Australia must exploit ambiguity in its sovereignty narrative to enable AUKUS. The Garrett Enquiry is energising the Australian public...

AUKUS’s fie-year political resilience

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By Jennifer Parker* As AUKUS reaches its fifth anniversary, a strong navy has never been more important for Australia. But that recognition is not what...

First AUKUS steel set for 2027

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The Defence Nuclear Enterprise 2026 Update to Parliament published this week confirms that steel will be cut on the first RN SSN-AUKUS submarine in...

Deterring before SNN AUKUS class arrives

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By Malcolm Edgar* Australia’s declared strategy of denial needs to become effective long before the powerful new nuclear submarines become meaningfully effective in the 2040s. This...

Russia’s new black-hole submarine

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The Project 667 Lada (Lada-class) submarines were originally intended to replace the older Project 636 (Kilo-class) ships. The idea was to create a new...

Pakistan’s submarine strategy unfolds

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By RADN Sudarshan Shrikhande IN (Ret) Editor's note: Pakistan’s Hangor-class submarines could alter the underwater balance in the Indian Ocean, particularly if deployed into the...

US should target Chinese carriers

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China is devoting enormous efforts — from submarines to ballistic missiles — to destroy America’s aircraft carriers. The strategy prompted a U.S. think tank...

Houthis consolidate chokepoint control

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By Tom Sharpe* The Houthi rebels have seized Perim, the small island in the narrowest part of the Bab el-Mandeb (“the Gate of Tears”), the...

Goldrick Seminar Registrations Open

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Registrations are now open for the 2026 Goldrick Seminar. The seminar theme, Maritime Power and National Resilience, reflects a period of acute strategic uncertainty coupled...

Salt in His Veins: Sir Albert Poland

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Salt in His Veins: The Life of Vice Admiral Sir Albert Poland KBE CB DSO DSC RN. By Vice Admiral Peter Jones AO DSC...