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The cost of Defence: ASPI Defence Budget Brief 2025-2026

Building national preparedness: A road map for Australia and what we should learn from Finland

Shifting the needle: Making Australia’s research security ecosystem work smarter

Since 2018, the Australian Government has made serious strides in countering espionage and foreign interference, including introducing policy and legislative reforms aimed at protecting the research and university sector. That was necessary. Foreign states have actively targeted Australia’s research ecosystem—seeking to influence research agendas, extract sensitive information and exploit institutional vulnerabilities. However, the threat landscape […]

North of 26 degrees south and the security of Australia: views from The Strategist, Volume 11

The Northern Australia Strategic Policy Centre’s latest report, North of 26 degrees south and the security of Australia: views from The Strategist, Volume 11, contains articles published in ASPI’s The Strategist over the last six months. Expanding on previous volumes, this edition introduces thematic chapters focused on a range of subjects relevant to northern Australia. […]

Bandits on the Silk Road? Implications of Eurasian cooperation

China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has been hailed as…

ASPI to bring out China defence & Artificial Intelligence specialist with Fulbright grant

The Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s (ASPI) International…

The joys of Asia’s economic miracle

For the past 50 years in Asia, the economists have consistently…

China’s creditor imperialism

This month, Sri Lanka, unable to pay the onerous debt to China…

Old Dobell’s almanac

As 2017 limps out and 2018 edges in, here’s Old Dobell’s…

Xi unbound

China has defied expectations yet again. President Xi Jinping,…

The Trumping of Asia

In the last year, the single most pointless wound inflicted…

Charting Australia’s course in an increasingly illiberal world

Foreign policy white papers are strange creatures. As the past…

Pakistan’s release of LeT head: bad idea, wrong signals

The decision to release Hafez Muhammad Saeed—the founder…

Foreign policy white paper 2017: the US isn’t going away

In The crack-up, F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote: ‘The test of…

The 2017 foreign policy white paper

Australia’s foreign policy must advance our values and our…

Foreign policy white paper 2017: of speaking softly and carrying a big stick

The cover of the Turnbull government’s 2017 foreign policy…

Bandits on the Silk Road? Implications of Eurasian cooperation

China’s Belt and Road Initiative (BRI) has been hailed as…

ASPI to bring out China defence & Artificial Intelligence specialist with Fulbright grant

The Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s (ASPI) International…

The joys of Asia’s economic miracle

For the past 50 years in Asia, the economists have consistently…

China’s creditor imperialism

This month, Sri Lanka, unable to pay the onerous debt to China…

Old Dobell’s almanac

As 2017 limps out and 2018 edges in, here’s Old Dobell’s…

Xi unbound

China has defied expectations yet again. President Xi Jinping,…

The Trumping of Asia

In the last year, the single most pointless wound inflicted…

Charting Australia’s course in an increasingly illiberal world

Foreign policy white papers are strange creatures. As the past…

Pakistan’s release of LeT head: bad idea, wrong signals

The decision to release Hafez Muhammad Saeed—the founder…

Foreign policy white paper 2017: the US isn’t going away

In The crack-up, F. Scott Fitzgerald wrote: ‘The test of…

The 2017 foreign policy white paper

Australia’s foreign policy must advance our values and our…

Foreign policy white paper 2017: of speaking softly and carrying a big stick

The cover of the Turnbull government’s 2017 foreign policy…