Time to kit-up for tech diplomacy, reckons ASPI Communications & Technology Routers and fast bandwidth become the hot new foreign currency as the nation’s tech providers are advised to hone their diplomatic skills.
Tomahawks for Hobart class destroyers confirmed, Collins class sub compatibility still at sea August 21, 2023 By Julian Bajkowski Defence Australia’s three air warfare destroyers will get new long-range missile pods but it’s unclear if Collins class submarines will be fitted with Tomahawks.
Australia’s new AUKUS strike power standardises on 40 year-old Tomahawk cruise missiles March 20, 2023 By Julian Bajkowski Defence Australia will buy at least 220 Tomahawk cruise missiles for ships and subs in a deal worth $1.3 billion ahead of hypersonic capabilities.
Premium Insights and analysis To win friends and influence people with your foreign policy, learn how to be smart November 2, 2021 By Jim Richardson Editors' Picks Foreign assistance given late and for the wrong thing can hamstring the offering government. Here’s how small tweaks can make for smarter foreign policy.
US prepares for potential $1.3b sale of navy helicopters to Australia October 11, 2021 By Jackson Graham Defence The US State Department says Australia has requested the Lockheed Martin MH-60R Seahawk helicopters and related defence services and equipment.
Joe Biden’s first foreign policy speech – an expert explains what it means for the world February 8, 2021 By Michelle Bentley Economy & Industry Biden deliberately chose to reassure the international community that the era of American unpredictability was over.
