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6951
HMAS Supply and HMAS Choules conduct a replenishment at sea during Pacific Partnership 2026.
31 Jul 2026
Strategic Influence

Oil-rich Gulf nations building alternatives to Strait of Hormuz

Diversified export routes reduce dependence on single maritime choke points. Saudi Arabia has diverted exports through its East-West pipeline network, and the UAE increased pipeline use beyond Hormuz waters. Bab el-Mandeb Strait (Red Sea) also vulnerable.
7 minutes
6939
Minister for Defence NATO Headquarters.
30 Jul 2026
Strategic Influence

NATO deepens security cooperation with Gulf Countries through the launch of flagship projects

New flagship projects have been launched by NATO with Gulf partners to enhance maritime security, strengthen counter-uncrewed aerial systems capabilities, improve CBRN defence and counter-terrorism cooperation, and reinforce regional resilience under the Istanbul Cooperation Initiative.
2 minutes
6995
29 Jul 2026
Strategic Influence

China's strategic petroleum reserve as a geoeconomic tool

China’s Strategic Petroleum Reserve has grown into a major energy security asset that could provide geo-economic influence, allowing the country to exercise leverage on other nations, protect national security, influence alliances and punish adversaries.
3 minutes
6989
28 Jul 2026
Cyber

Gaps in network security, oversight strategy hamper US’s aviation cybersecurity regulators

Aviation cybersecurity safeguards remain partially implemented, with gaps identified in network monitoring, identity management, zero-trust adoption and organisational responsibilities, highlighting the need for stronger cyber resilience across interconnected aircraft, airport and airspace systems.
3 minutes
6963
HMAS Dechaineux  Kakadu Fleet Review.
28 Jul 2026
Military Management

South Korea Can Now Help AUKUS

The author argues Canada's submarine decision creates opportunity for Australian capability planning. A mixed submarine fleet may provide greater long-term operational flexibility. The accompanying commentary highlights the complexity, costs and the workforce demands of the proposal.
8 minutes
6902
Australian Defence Force drone racing team in Melb
27 Jul 2026
Strategic Influence

NATO Allies invest 40 billion dollars in counter-drone capabilities and drone training

NATO will invest more than US$40 billion in counter-drone capabilities, expand drone operator training and accelerate procurement through standardised systems, with the aim of strengthening Alliance readiness, interoperability and resilience against evolving un-crewed aerial threats.
1 minutes
6912
25 Jul 2026
Air & Space Power

Germany bolsters ballistic missile defense with expanded Arrow-3 coverage

Germany is expanding its Arrow 3 missile-defence network with a second Bavarian site, extending national ballistic missile interception coverage and supporting a distributed, layered architecture aligned with broader NATO defence requirements.
3 minutes
6925
Growler, Jodhpur, India.
24 Jul 2026
Strategic Influence

Modi’s visit: Australia, India seek to gain strength from each other

The new joint defence declaration encourages greater interoperability and information sharing as a strategic priority. Consultation on Indo-Pacific developments and coordinated regional responses to trade coercion included. Civil nuclear cooperation includes renewed Australian uranium exports.
6 minutes
6904
22 Jul 2026
Air & Space Power

NATO Allies join forces to develop high-end space capabilities

NATO launched new multinational space initiatives to strengthen satellite connectivity, surveillance, launch capability and missile tracking, enhancing Alliance resilience, space-based intelligence and operational responsiveness through greater integration of sovereign national space assets.
2 minutes
6936
Fibre optic connectors in a Containerised Data Centre
22 Jul 2026
Technology & Innovation

Labor aims to shape AI revolution with new data centre and AI copyright rules

Australia is moving to establish national artificial intelligence rules balancing innovation, infrastructure, energy, water and copyright protections; aiming to provide certainty for investment while protecting creators, communities and long-term national interests. Dedicated AI Office planned.
8 minutes

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