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WEBThe Strategist is a website that publishes articles on defence, security and foreign policy issues by experts from the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI). The articles cover topics such as cold war 2.0, US presidential debate, AUKUS submarines, fuel security, electricity grids and terrorism.
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WEBThe Strategist is the online platform of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI), a think tank that provides fresh ideas on defence and strategic policy issues. The site features articles by experts and commentators on Australia's role in the Indo-Pacific and beyond.
ASPI’s decades: The Strategist
WEBSep 13, 2021 · The Strategist is a think tank's online review of history and analysis on Australia's strategic and defence issues. It launched in 2012 as a blog and evolved into a daily news magazine with high editorial standards and reader engagement.
The role of AUKUS in Australia’s deterrence strategy
WEBJun 26, 2024 · AUKUS gives Australia the capability to make the targets of its deterrence campaign take the signals seriously, while it is the task of a broader Australian statecraft effort to ensure that its deterrent message—the ‘or else’—is believed. Since Australia lacks the United States’ formidable military capabilities and the capacity to ...
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WEBThe Strategist style guide is available here (PDF). We ask that authors clearly disclose any commercial relationships, affiliations or potential conflicts of interest. We also ask that authors do not submit a piece to The Strategist that is under consideration for publication elsewhere. We will reject any material that has been published ...
Beyond words: Australia must act to protect civilians in Gaza and ...
WEBAug 19, 2024 · The new British Labour government is reported to be reviewing arms export licences to Israel, following Canada and the Netherlands, which have stopped shipments of weapons. Australia can and should take stronger action to protect civilians in Gaza, Lebanon and the wider region, putting practical action behind Albanese’s affirmation that ...
Singing the CCP’s tune: foreign influencers and China’s …
WEBIn essence, the CCP’s strategy is clear: to ‘cultivate a group of “foreign mouths”, “foreign pens” and “foreign brains” who can stand up and speak for China at critical moments,’ as one scholar wrote in his treatise on the use of foreign influencers. The strategy presents a new dynamic in the global information landscape, one ...
How China’s military–civil fusion policy ties into its push for world ...
WEBThe tracker monitors the involvement of Chinese universities in military–civil fusion (MCF), a strategy to leverage civilian research for national defence. It covers 42 elite universities, 50 PLA institutions, and other entities related to MCF.
Russia–Ukraine war shows Australia can’t afford to be caught short …
WEBMany are asking what lessons China is drawing from Russia’s invasion of Ukraine for its own plans to bring Taiwan to heel. Writing in the national business daily, the Australian Financial Review, international relations specialist James Curran asks a different question.What lessons should Australia draw from Vladimir Putin’s invasion for managing a comparable crisis in Taiwan?
Australia needs to pick up the pace on innovation
WEB11 Jun 2021 | Gill Savage and Matthew Page North of 26° south. Now more than ever Australia needs to be innovative, and our science and technology base is the key to driving national innovation. While our Covid-19 experience has reminded decision-makers to value and trust expert scientific advice, it’s still not an automatic response.
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