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A stabilised relationship? Xi Jinping wants submission from Australia, not stability.

A stabilised relationship? Xi Jinping wants submission from Australia, not stability.

by Peter Jennings | Feb 22, 2025 | China, Strategy & Capability

Beijing uses its military forces to send what diplomats call “signals” or, in plainer language, threats and warnings. What messages does Xi Jinping want Australia to take from the imminent prospect of the Chinese navy firing missiles off our east coast? First,...
When Karens take power; building a hedge of frigates & missile maths

When Karens take power; building a hedge of frigates & missile maths

by Marcus Hellyer and Michael Shoebridge | Feb 14, 2025 | AUKUS, Podcasts

When Karens take power; building a hedge of frigat | RSS.com In Episode 32, the Grumpy Strategists apply science to the Australian government’s early engagement with the Trump Administration. Insights from prey species threatened by a predator help. They look at...
When Karens take power; building a hedge of frigates & missile maths

Episode 31: Biden valedictory, Trump 2.0 prelude, & Bad Santa’s little Canberra helpers release more reviews

by Michael Shoebridge and Marcus Hellyer | Jan 21, 2025 | Podcasts, Policy, Strategy & Capability

Episiode 31- Biden valedictory, Trump 2.0 prelude | RSS.com Marcus and Michael are back after a luxurious break to assess what Joe Biden ever did for us, what Trump 2.0 looks like as the rollercoaster starts, and what the unsleeping Australian Govt elves got up to...
Trump 2.0: new deals on AUKUS and defence spending

Trump 2.0: new deals on AUKUS and defence spending

by Michael Shoebridge | Jan 20, 2025 | AUKUS, China, Defence Budget, Policy, Strategy & Capability

In his second incarnation as US President, Donald Trump will be more certain of his own instincts and much more demanding than the Trump we saw between 2016 and 2020.  That is big news for Australia, particularly because of President Trump’s approach to alliances...
Funding the Defence of Australia in 2025: 6 recommendations for urgent change

Funding the Defence of Australia in 2025: 6 recommendations for urgent change

by Marcus Hellyer, Peter Jennings and Michael Shoebridge | Jan 14, 2025 | Defence Budget, Policy, Strategy & Capability

No-one wants war, but the risk of conflict in our region is substantially growing, and we could well find ourselves in war whether we want it or not. The challenge now is to rapidly strengthen the Australian Defence Force with the goal that our efforts, along with our...
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