Australia-India Joint Naval Exercises: Reversing the Continental Drift
With defence cooperation gaining prominence in the discussions, the emphasis was on bilateral rather than multilateral naval exercises and in… Read more >
Future Imperfect: Uncontrolled Migration 21st Century Style
World War II was marked for its brutality and horror. Twenty one years after the end of World War I… Read more >
So what to do with the Islamic State?
The ‘Islamic State’, also known as ISIL, ISIS, Daesh, and the ‘death cult’ (in Australian political parlance), is a difficult… Read more >
A Short History of European Mass Migrations
Dear SAGE International Reader, We are proud to announce that we have secured the right to republish some blogs from… Read more >
Air operations but no strategy against the Islamic State
News that the Pentagon’s Inspector General is investigating claims that intelligence documents assessing the success of American air strikes against… Read more >
Where to From Here? Capitalising on the Eurasian Economic Union (EEU)
Despite having occurred almost two decades ago, the political legacy of the collapse of the Soviet Union undeniably lurks in… Read more >
Taming the Russian ‘Wild East’: What’s in it for the Asia-Pacific Region?
With Russia having recently bolstered its political stronghold on the international arena through several displays of diplomatic bravado, the time… Read more >
‘Australian Made Defence’ – an interview with Col. Chris Burns, CEO of the Defence Teaming Centre (DTC)
…there has been a lack of coherency about the over-arching future of defence in South Australia. Industry experts say that… Read more >
Terror in Australia: Investigating the rhetoric and the community
At a time when 4,000 foreign fighters have been recruited from Western countries into ISIL’s ranks, including 250 young Australians… Read more >
Martin Place, Sydney, December 15, 2014 – “Take the shot”
Six days after the Sydney Siege, a sense of calm has returned to Australia. But even before this tragic episode,… Read more >