Australia needs to reevaluate its security priorities and establish a more dynamic regulatory framework for cybersecurity. To ...

Let’s assume, as prudence demands we assume, that the United States will not at any predictable time go back to being its old, reliable self. This means its allies must be prepared indefinitely to ...

Indonesia could do without an increase in military spending that the Ministry of Defence is proposing. The country has more pressing issues, including public welfare and human rights. Moreover, the ...

The international challenge confronting Australia today is unparalleled, at least since the 1940s. It requires what the late ...

A global contest of ideas is underway, and democracy as an ideal is at stake. Democracies must respond by lifting support for ...

Australia is in a race against time. Cyber adversaries are exploiting vulnerabilities faster than we can identify and patch ...

South Korea’s internal political instability leaves it vulnerable to rising security threats including North Korea’s military ...

The Indonesian military has a new role in cybersecurity but, worryingly, no clear doctrine on what to do with it nor safeguards against human rights abuses. Assignment of cyber responsibility to the ...

Southeast Asia’s three most populous countries are tightening their security relationships, evidently in response to China’s ...

Beyond trade and tariff turmoil, Donald Trump pushes at the three core elements of Australia’s international policy: the US ...

In the week of Australia’s 3 May election, ASPI will release Agenda for Change 2025: preparedness and resilience in an uncertain world, a report promoting public debate and understanding on issues of ...

Regional hegemons come in different shapes and sizes. Australia needs to think about what kind of hegemon China would be, and become, should it succeed in displacing the United States in Asia. It’s ...