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    • Defence and Security

    Reframing security in a post-invasion world

    Tanya Ogilvie-White     |      April 28, 2022

    Russia’s invasion of Ukraine is part of a new era of ideological competition and great power confrontation that has uprooted the post-Cold War international order.

    • Defence and Security

    Cleared hot

    William Stoltz     |      December 3, 2021

    Businesses looking to work on sensitive government projects often have to obtain standardised security clearances for their staff, but the need for security vetting now arguably extends well beyond government contracts.

    • International

    Five by five

    Matthew Page     |      August 30, 2021

    From the melting of the Greenland ice sheets to terrorist take-overs and cyber-security breaches, there’s always new things to worry about.

    • Defence and Security

    Giving young people a say on security

    Tom Smethurst     |      June 18, 2021

    Young people are being asked to contribute to a new document on Australian security and participate in a symposium at the Australian National University later this year.

    • Defence and Security

    Countering coercive statecraft

    Peter Hunter     |      June 7, 2021

    Australia can work with our partners in the Indo-Pacific, including the Quad, Indonesia and the Pacific island countries, to adopt cost-imposing strategies that will deter grey-zone political warfare by hostile foreign powers.

    • Pacific

    Australia’s evolving guarantee to the South Pacific

    Graeme Dobell     |      April 19, 2021

    Australia is strengthening its security guarantees to the Pacific in the light of Chinese expansion, but the region may be taking this protection for granted in terms of their own policies.

    • Defence and Security

    The end of the old order shakes Australia’s grand strategy

    Graeme Dobell     |      March 5, 2021

    The problem for Australian international policy is that the job we’re focused on is shape-shifting at alarming speed.

    • Defence and Security

    The long history of ‘non traditional threats’

    James Goldrick     |      July 6, 2020

    Many of the ‘new’ threats to international security as are old as the organised military forces which contain them.

    • Defence and Security

    Let’s “think different” about national security

    Ewen Levick     |      September 16, 2019

    We know what the future of our region looks like, but unless we start thinking about how we think, that knowledge may not be enough to help us cope with it.

    • Defence and Security

    Securing consensus on national security

    John McCarthy     |      August 21, 2019

    With the federal election out of the way, and some welcome stability in the leadership of the major political parties in prospect, Australia now faces the challenge of forging a national consensus on an external security policy that reflects our self-confidence and maturity as a nation.

    • Defence and Security

    It’s time for a public–private partnership in national security

    Anthony Bergin     |      July 25, 2019

    The threats we face don’t recognise the walls that exist between Australian businesses and national security agencies. To safeguard Australia, we need to put more doors in those divisions.

    • Defence and Security

    The threat to the West from ‘political warfare’

    Brendan Nicholson     |      June 18, 2019

    A new form of ‘political warfare’ has emerged in the internet age, with information campaigns, cyber operations and social media propaganda used by hostile state actors to undermine western democracies.

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