Australia’s Defence Strategic Review: Lessons for Britain
James Rogers draws lessons for the United Kingdom’s ongoing refresh of the Defence Command Paper from Australia’s new Defence Strategic Review
AUKUS
How will AUKUS deter threats in the Indo-Pacific?
The Council on Geostrategy asks six experts how the AUKUS arrangement deters threats in the Indo-Pacific
What the AUKUS announcement means for Australia
Patrick Triglavcanin assesses the implications of the recent AUKUS announcement in San Diego for Australia
The UK-US relationship in 2023
Joshua Huminski examines the importance of the UK-US relationship heading into 2023 and some of the challenges facing it
What matters for the ‘update’ of the Integrated Review?
James Rogers argues that the ‘update’ to the Integrated Review needs to focus on long-term geopolitical objectives
Prime Minister Liz Truss: AUKUS and relations with Washington
Joshua Huminski argues that British-American relations are predominately and importantly defined by shared strategic interests
The main strategic issues facing the next prime minister
James Rogers and Patrick Triglavcanin explore the main strategic issues the next prime minister should address
Labor win the Australian election
Patrick Triglavcanin outlines how the new Labor government in Australia is likely to manage the country’s foreign policy direction
Australian election: Defence and foreign policy
Patrick Triglavcanin explores potential defence and foreign policy implications of the upcoming Australian election
The case for ‘JAUKUS’
Dr Philip Shetler-Jones explores the possibility of Japan joining the AUKUS group and factors that may prevent its membership