📣 NEW RESEARCH 📣 Our latest research project ‘Pressure Points’ —a world first online resource tracking the activity and behaviour of the People's Liberation Army in the South China Sea and beyond— is now live! The website highlights almost a dozen recent incidents of unsafe military behaviour by China against countries including the United States, Australia, Canada, the Philippines, the Netherlands and others, and finds these unsafe incidents have ramped up in recent years, after first beginning in 2021. 🔎 Explore it now ➡️ bit.ly/4hPH55Z
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ASPI is an independent, non-partisan think tank focused on Australia's defence, cyber, tech and strategic policy
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The Australian Strategic Policy Institute (ASPI) is an independent, non-partisan policy institute based in Canberra. It was set up by the government to provide fresh ideas on Australia's defence and strategic policy choices. ASPI is charged with the task of informing the public on strategic and defence issues, generating new ideas for government, and fostering strategic expertise in Australia. It aims to help Australians understand the critical strategic choices which our country will face over the coming years, and to help government make better-informed decisions. www.aspi.org.au
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'For now, both sides should be allowed to arm or agree to security arrangements with third parties. Nothing should be done to preclude measures that would buttress a ceasefire. Russia should be permitted to retain North Korean troops on its territory; Ukraine could invite forces from European countries,' writes Richard Haass.
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ICYMI 🔊 In the latest episode of Stop the World, Chairwoman of the Center for Civil Liberties, Oleksandra Matviichuk, discusses the current state of the international order and why action must be taken now to safeguard the security and freedom of future generations. 🎧 Listen to the full episode ➡️ bit.ly/4iIvgzI
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🚨 NEW: The latest 'State of the Strait' Weekly Digest is now live: Taiwan deports Chinese influencers after pro-unification posts. Plus: Three presidential guards unmasked as spies for China. https://lnkd.in/gAbfMVEf
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'Defence is pursuing yet another strategic reform agenda, set out in Chapter 11 of the National Defence Strategy. It aims to deliver both strategic reform—the transformation of the core elements of Defence that deliver effects to achieve the strategy of denial—and enterprise reform—the transformation of Defence’s enabling elements that drive performance,' writes Marc Ablong.
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Important contribution from ASPI Fellow Ravi Nayyar on how fragmentation of cyber regulation in the Indo-Pacific is not just inconvenient, it’s a strategic vulnerability making us less safe. Well done Ravi 👏 🚨Watch this space. More to come from ASPI and Ravi.
From my latest piece for the Australian Strategic Policy Institute: '[Jurisdictions] may prefer to clean the cobwebs through visible operational reactions rather than kill the spider through holistic, long-term preparation. 'Be it via multi-stakeholder collaboration or multilateral regulatory diplomacy, tackling regulatory fragmentation will make the Indo-Pacific more cyber-resilient'. Many, many thanks to James Corera and Bart Hogeveen for all their help in developing and refining this piece, written as part of ASPI's project with MSFT on regulatory fragmentation re cyber resilience in the Indo-Pacific. Especially grateful to James and Bart for providing me such a great space to explore regulatory theory and how it relates to the cybers, something very close to my heart. cc: Glenn, GREG, Dr. Alexandra, Veronika, Ross, Cameron
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'Use law to counter Trump’s lawlessness. The rule of law is not simply a code of conduct approved by duly constituted authorities. It is an entire system designed to channel dispute away from the battlefield and into the courts, to replace armed combat with legal jousting before an impartial referee,' writes Anne-Marie Slaughter.
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The latest ASPI newsletter is live! Explore all of our recent publications, events and podcasts, as well as essential reading from The Strategist in March. 📚 Read it now ↪️ bit.ly/3Y91hIW 🖊️ Subscribe ↪️ bit.ly/4aHa6yA
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EVENT REMINDER 🔊 Early bird tickets for the 2025 ASPI Defence Conference on 4 June in Canberra are on sale for a limited time! Don't miss the chance to hear from government ministers, senior officials, leading industry figures and international experts as they debate and discuss the biggest challenges Australia is facing. 🎟️ Register now to secure your seat ↪️ bit.ly/4it36c4
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Strategic Engagement and Program Manager, Northern Australia Strategic Policy Centre, ASPI
Since coming into office, Trump has signed several energy and mineral executive orders. The Trump administration wants to establish US energy and mineral 'dominance', and rapidly expanded US production may have serious consequences for Australia and the international market. For those interested, initial risks and opportunities of changing US mineral policy are discussed in my latest Australian Strategic Policy Institute Strategist article.