Richard Weitz The Trump administration is skeptical of nuclear disarmament, but supports arms control and strategic stability measures, under appropriate conditions, designed to keep state competition constrained. Specifically, the administration recognizes that arms control, along with other measures, can bolster the security of the United States, its allies, and U.S.…
By Robbin Laird At the Williams Foundation seminar on the shift from dealing with the land wars to higher tempo and higher intensity operations, one of Australia’s leading strategic thinkers, Dr. Ross Babbage, addressed the question of “the strategic face of conflict in the 21st Century.” A key focus of…
By Stephen Blank Most scholars writing about the Arctic’s place in world politics have contended that despite the mounting tensions with Russia on balance Russia and the West are primarily interested in preserving the Arctic as a zone of peace. After all, Arctic sea ice cover is declining, temperatures are…
The RAAF is engaged in support to New Guinea after a recent severe earthquake impacted the country.
During a recent visit to Australia, the UK Minister of Defence emphasized the working relationship with Australia in defense.
The Finns are reworking regional defense and playing a key role.
The UK Chief of Defence Staff recently visited Australia.
The Intelligence Community needs a significant overhaul to adapt to the new age.
