Strategic competition in the Indian Ocean: why island states matter Originally published in the Raisina Files, Dr Kate O’Shaughnessy, writes about the Indian Ocean region and how it looks much more unstable than it did only a decade ago. For the international community to engage meaningfully in the region and create an impact, it must include […]
On Friday 14 March, the Perth USAsia Centre hosted a business lunch with the Right Honourable Anne-Marie Trevelyan, the UK’s former Minister of State for the Indo-Pacific and Minister for Defence Procurement. Attendees engaged in a robust discussion about the opportunities and challenges facing the Australian defence industry amidst a rapidly evolving global environment, as […]
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How Australia and India can collaborate in the western Indian Ocean This article was published in an edited compendium that benefits from some remarkable scholars, including Research Director Dr Kate O’Shaughnessy, sharing their insights on areas of defence policy and activity with promise for future Australia-India cooperation. A second article by Kate, published in the […]
India’s battle over disinformation in the Indian Ocean This article was published in an edited compendium that benefits from some remarkable scholars, including Research Director Dr Kate O’Shaughnessy, sharing their insights on areas of defence policy and activity with promise for future Australia-India cooperation. A second article by Kate, published in the same series, can […]
The Sydney Dialogue: Tech and Security Lessons for the Indo-Pacific On 2-3 September, 2024, Research Director Dr Kate O’Shaughnessy and Senior Research and Program Fellow Alana Ford attended the Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s The Sydney Dialogue. Now in its fourth year, the conference brings together thought leaders and decision makers from across the world to grapple […]