A truly independent Australian foreign policy is overdue and feasible.

Trump’s actions might finally force Australia to choose between the U.S. and China.

Australia needs to work on creating a regional architecture that can withstand U.S. absence.

More and more Australians see China and the United States as equally important partners for Australia.

The election of Donald Trump gives ammunition to those in Australia who question the U.S. alliance.

Domestic factors may lead Australia to take a more active role in challenging Chinese assertiveness.

While in the United States, Australia's PM focused mostly on the anti-ISIS campaign.

Former defense official says calls for more active alliance management.

Why leasing U.S. boats might be Canberra’s best option.

In a move toward security trilateralism, Japan will send troops to join the U.S. and Australia at Talisman Saber 2015.

Washington is eying ways to expand its military presence there.

Australia's ability to walk a geopolitical tightrope was on display during Abbott's visit to DC.

Time to consider how best to respond to muscle flexing by the Chinese navy in Australia’s backyard.