National security policymakers need the advice and expertise of academics, and academics need to do more to engage with those in a position to put their ideas into practice, Anthony Bergin writes.

Hacked devices and intellectual property theft are a rich hunting ground for policy development, write Michelle Price and Igor Mikolic-Torreira.

Unless India overcomes the complex challenges hampering efforts to modernise its defence sector, the Indian Armed Forces will not acquire the materiel it needs to defend its interests, Keshav Kelkar writes.

Coming to an agreement on a legally-binding Code of Conduct for the South China Sea will be a challenging task, Wei-chin Lee writes.

Hyperbole from the US and North Korea is making a bad situation worse. Cool heads and clarity need to prevail to prevent a regional escalation, Stephen Nagy writes.

The bluster and ramped-up rhetoric from both North Korea and the US is doing nothing to defuse regional tensions. It’s time for a different approach, Daniel Fazio writes.