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China is still coercing Australia—with implicit threats

National security isn’t what it used to be—and that’s the point

Opening systems to Chinese AI is a risk we can’t ignore

Disagree where we must: little room for military diplomacy with China

Image of Anthony Albanese and Xi Jinping: Commonwealth of Australia/Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.Image of Anthony Albanese and Xi Jinping: Commonwealth of Australia/Department of Prime Minister and Cabinet.

The ‘China’ challenge: now a multi-generational test for Australian strategy

Pressure Points: The importance of Australia’s military presence in East and Southeast Asia

Economic security and geostrategic competition: fostering resilience and innovation

Economic security and geostrategic competition: tariffs don’t equal coercion

China’s navy sends a steady drumbeat of ships around Australia

When dealing with China, Australia must prioritise security over economics