Max Blenkin

Australia has numerous security relationships with many nations. The longest-standing and most consequential remains the 1951 ANZUS Treaty, signed by a reluctant United States, mostly because of China. ANZUS – standing for Australia, New Zealand and the U... See more

Like a glistening, Black Sea Leviathan, Australia’s new uncrewed Ghost Shark submarines slip silently through the Indian and Pacific oceans, perhaps detecting and reporting back on hostile warships far out to sea, perhaps sneaking into adversary ports or ... See more