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US Army officer planning with map and mixed tools at tactical operations center.

US Army Must Optimize for Adaptability

The US Army needs to shift its focus from predicting the future to adapting to the unexpected, because the next crisis will likely arrive with little warning. By optimizing for uncertainty, the Army can respond effectively to surprise attacks and rapidly evolving situations.

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West Asia map centered on maritime routes and chokepoints with abstract shipping lanes.

Australia Urged to Reset Strategic Compass with 'West Asia' Focus

Australia's vulnerability to fuel price shocks, supply chain disruptions, and social cohesion challenges makes it crucial to reassess its strategic priorities with a renewed focus on West Asia. By resetting its strategic compass, Australia can better navigate the complex dynamics of this critical region.

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Data centres clustered in a metropolitan area with modern buildings and urban infrastructure.

Australia's AI Data Centres Should Shift North

Australia's reliance on AI data centres in Sydney and Melbourne poses a significant geographic risk, with the country's infrastructure vulnerable to disruption due to its concentrated capacity. Shifting data centres north could be a strategic move to mitigate this risk and ensure national security.

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Straight highway and railway track stretch into the distance across a vast, open Australian landscape.

Australia's Strategic Focus Shifts to Endurance Over Efficiency in Infrastructure Investment

Imagine a 2,700 km corridor that connects Darwin to Port Augusta, but it's more than just a highway - it's a complex system that supports defence, freight, and community needs across northern Australia. This critical infrastructure, known as the Stuart corridor, is a lifeline that weaves together highways, railways, fuel storage, telecommunications, and industrial supply chains.

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Australian cityscape under stormy skies with construction work in progress.

Australia Grapples with Integration Lag in Overlapping Risk Era

We're facing a new reality of overlapping risks that are continuous, concurrent, and cascading - a far cry from the isolated shocks of the past. It's time for governments and institutions to rethink their response to risk, as the old approach of tackling single problems at a time no longer fits the problem.

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Military personnel and international partners in a briefing room view a conceptual display of orbital assets and defense…

US, Allies Forge Joint Orbital Warfare Plan

The US and its allies are joining forces to develop a game-changing orbital warfare plan, with a collective concept of operations set to be finalized by the end of the year. This strategic blueprint will enable them to protect and defend their space assets like never before.

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Ominous lock with glowing circuit board suspended in mid-air, threatened by looming shadows of a wave, menacing figure, and…

Quantum Security Faces Three Looming Realities

As World Quantum Day dawns, security leaders are facing a pressing question: what three looming realities will redefine how organizations safeguard their data, assets, and missions? The answer will be crucial in determining where they focus their attention, budget, and talent in the years to come.

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