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Ghost Fleet: The Shape of War to Come? (STRATEGIKON Ep. 24)

In this episode, John Bruni, David Olney & Shahrezad Ghayrat examines the book by Singer & Cole, Ghost Fleet, published… Read more >

Wanted: a New Ideology

By David Olney, SIA Associate

David Olney is an Associate of SIA and is Resident Philosopher and Co-host on SIA’s podcast – STRATEGIKON At present,… Read more >

Weekly Roundup (20 February-24 February)

Turnbull looks to welcome Israeli PM 21 February 2017, Canberra, Australia – news.com.au – In a move that will surely… Read more >

Weekly Roundup (13 February-17 February)

North Korean ballistic missile test an ‘armed provocation’ says Seoul 13 February 2017, Seoul, South Korea – euronews.com – Eyes… Read more >

Republished with the kind permission of author Purnendra Jain, who is Professor in the Department of Asian Studies, University of Adelaide, and a former president of the Asian Studies Association of Australia. Professor Jain is also Member of the SIA Advisory Board. This piece was originally published through the East Asia Forum, 16/02/17

Republished with the kind permission of author Purnendra Jain, who is Professor in the Department of Asian Studies, University of Adelaide,… Read more >

Weekly Roundup (6 February-10 February)

Indonesia’s military chief accepts apology from Australian Army over offensive training material 8 February 2017, Jakarta, Indonesia – ABC News… Read more >

Metronome of the Waves: Gauging Hong Kong’s Climate Change Resiliency

By Ms. Kira Bre Clingen, Thomas J. Watson Fellow

Kira Bre Clingen graduated from Rice University with a B.S. in Ecology and Evolutionary Biology and a B.A. in Asian… Read more >

SIA Blog (7 February)

By Dr. John Bruni, Founder & CEO of SAGE International Australia

Trans-Pacific Disruption Since the signing of the 1951 ANZUS Treaty, Australia’s relationship with the United States has been exceptionally close…. Read more >