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The National Security Podcast

ANU National Security College

Expert analysis, insights and opinion on the national security challenges facing Australia and the Indo-Pacific. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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38:04

Examining Korea’s place in the Indo-Pacific regional...

The National Security Podcast ·

2023/05/11

How important is Korea to Australia’s regional outlook? What elements of the Australia-South Korea relationship should be strengthened? And can South Korea continue to effectively juggle the competing security priorities of a rising China and a belligerent North Korea?In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Dr Lauren Richardson and Dr Michael Cohen join David Andrews to examine the Korean peninsula in the context of Australian foreign and security policy.Dr Lauren Richardson is a Lecturer

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51:01

Guardians of this land: a First Nations perspective...

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2023/05/04

What can we learn from First Nations Australians about our obligation to country? And is enough being done to protect native title owners from foreign interference?In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Lieutenant Colonel Eileen Hall and Dr Danielle Ireland-Piper discuss what security means from an Indigenous Australian perspective, and how cultural knowledge and cultural safety can directly impact domestic and regional security.Lieutenant Colonel Eileen Hall is the Australian Army's

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34:10

Climate science as intelligence: Antarctica’s...

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2023/04/27

What are Australia’s strategic interests in Antarctica? What role does the continent play in climate science? And what does Australia stand to gain from investment in the region?In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Dr James Mortensen and Isabelle Bond, authors of recent NSC Policy Options Paper Cold logic: getting intelligent about Antarctica,join William Leben to discuss the geopolitics of Antarctica. James Mortensen is a Lecturer at the ANU National Security College.Isabelle Bond is a

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46:05

Bots, trolls and geopolitics: examining the dark side...

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2023/04/20

While social media has many benefits, there are a growing number ofusers –both human and machine –spreading harmful disinformation and misinformation on these networks.What is the difference between disinformation and misinformation? How do different actors – both state and non-state – affectsociety and geopolitics using social media? And what steps can be taken to overcome these challenges?In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Associate Professor Darren Linvill from Clemson University

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44:27

An integral part of governing: Women, Peace and Security

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2023/04/13

What is the Women, Peace and Security framework and how did it come about? What was this agenda designed to do, and has it achieved the original ambition?In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Professor Jacqui True from Monash University, and Lisa Sharland from the Stimson Centre, join Gai Brodtmann in conversation to unpack the Women Peace and Security agenda 23 years on from its creation.Jacqui True is a Professor of international relations and Director of the Australian Research

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58:20

Beyond the ‘comfort zone’: Canada’s Indo-Pacific...

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2023/04/06

How will Canada engage with partners in the Indo-Pacific? What does its new Indo-Pacific Strategy outline for the years ahead? And how does this document shed light on the nation’s strategic outlook?In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Jonathan Berkshire Miller and Paul Chamberlain join David Andrews in conversation to examine Canada’s recent Indo-Pacific Strategy, its interests in the region and what it aims to achieve.Jonathan Berkshire Miller is Senior Fellow and Director of the

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47:26

Why big tech is now in the geopolitical driver’s seat

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2023/03/30

Technological innovation is now one of the most consequential realms of geopolitical contestation. And in the era of big tech, the private sector has assumed power that once resided with governments. In response, we’ve seen a reassertion of industry policy, with governments trying to re-establish control.What happens to Australia’s national security when private companies, such as TikTok, are in the geopolitical driver’s seat? And how can policymakers keep up with this ever-changing industry?In this

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25:20

Gaining strategic advantage through cultural and...

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2023/03/23

Australia’s culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) population is under-represented in the national security community.In the latest National Security Podcast mini-series, Olivia Shen and Meg Tapia explore this gap —its causes, effects and potential solutions — and analyse the role of CALD in promoting strategic advantage.Coinciding with Harmony Week, in the first episode of the mini-series, Carl Chang from the Office of National Intelligence joins Olivia and Meg. They unpack what CALD is and

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44:41

Australia’s population 'reality check'

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2023/03/16

Australia’s most recent Population Statement details the early impacts of the COVID‑19 pandemic and projects where the nation’s population is heading over the next decade.How can this information be used to inform policy and decision-making in pursuit of a secure Australian future?In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Dr Liz Allen, demographer and Senior Lecturer at the ANU Center for Social Research and Methods, joins Dr Will Stoltz to discuss the state of Australia's population and

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46:52

ANZUS, AUKUS and everything in between: Australians’...

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2023/03/09

The Alliance with the United States is historically one of the most important aspects of Australia’s strategic policy — including in relation to Australia’s response to the changing strategic environment in the Indo-Pacific.Recent qualitative research on Australian public opinion on the US Alliance, conducted by the United States Studies Centre, sheds new light on how the relationship is viewed, and what future cooperation could look like.In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Professor

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48:10

In conversation with Minister Clare O’Neil

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2023/03/02

In this episode of the National Security Podcast, the Hon Clare O’Neil, Minister for Home Affairs and Cyber Security, joins Professor Rory Medcalf in conversation. They discuss Australia’s current and future geopolitical environment, national resilience and maintaining integrity in Australia’s democracy.The conversation frames some significant developments in Australian government policy on foreign interference and cyber security. The Minister also shares insights on the new role of the Department

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55:17

One year of war in Ukraine: is the end in sight?

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2023/02/23

How has civilian life been impacted by the war? What more can be done to end the conflict?Will President Zelenskyy’s 10-point peace plan lead to a treaty?24 February 2023 marks one year since Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Dr Sonia Mycak and Dr Anton Moiseienko join David Andrews to reflect on the last 12 months and discuss how the war might end.Dr Sonia Mycak is a Research Fellow at the ANU Centre for European Studies. She is a regular commentator on

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34:34

The future of space security

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2023/02/16

Why should policy practitioners and law makers focus their attention on space? What does space security look like from a gendered perspective? Is commercialisation disrupting the way that space is used for warfare? And why is space diplomacy important for Australia – regionally and internationally?In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Dr Cassandra Steer joins Dr Danielle Ireland-Piper to discuss the security dimensions of spaceand the consequences of it being a dual-use environment.Dr

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43:38

The lesser-known – and poorly understood – part of AUKUS

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2023/02/09

Despite what you’d infer from the news articles, nuclear-powered submarines form just one part of the AUKUS Agreement. There is a whole other portion of the pact focused on other technological capabilities.What is AUKUS pillar two? What kind of projects are underway under the auspices of this pillar? Are current export control regimes of AUKUS nations fit for purpose? And is expanding pillar two to bring in other countries a realistic goal?In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Dr Miah

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44:39

National resilience in a changing world: lessons from...

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2023/02/02

In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Sweden’s Ambassador to Australia His Excellency Mr Pontus Melander and Latvia’s Ambassador to Australia His Excellency Mr Marģers Krams join Dr Will Stoltz in conversation.They discuss how their countries approach building national resilience in response to a range of complex conventional and hybrid threats.His Excellency Mr Pontus Melander is the Ambassador of Sweden to AustraliaHis Excellency Mr Marģers Krams is the Ambassador of Latvia to

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45:49

Stranger than fiction: imagination as an instrument...

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2023/01/26

How can fictioninfluence national security policy and its development? What is the role of fiction in future scenario planning? How does reading fiction assist with developing empathy, and why is this important to the national security community?In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Danielle Ireland-Piper, Chris Uhlmann and John Birmingham join Dayle Stanley in conversation to discuss the role of fiction in national security and policy making.Dr Danielle Ireland-Piper is Associate

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47:53

What 2022 can tell us about the year ahead

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2022/12/29

In the final National Security Podcast episode of the year, some of the team from the ANU National Security College take stock of Australia’s security landscape in 2022. Dayle Stanley, Elise Stephenson, Rory Medcalf and Will Stoltz also discuss what they’ll be keeping an eye on in 2023, and the years to come.Dayle Stanley is the Director of Strategy & Engagement at the ANU National Security College Futures Hub.Dr Elise Stephenson is a Fellow at the ANU National Security College and the incoming

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45:18

Procuring nuclear propulsion, while preventing...

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2022/12/22

Under the AUKUS agreement, Australia will be the first non-nuclear state to acquire nuclear propulsion technology. What impact could this have on the nation’s nuclear security standards? And how could it affect Australia’s standing as a non-proliferation player?In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Scott Roecker and Jessica Bufford from the Nuclear Threat Initiative (NTI) join Professor Rory Medcalf in conversation.They discuss global nuclear non-proliferation and arms control efforts,

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45:24

The United Kingdom’s tilt towards the Indo-Pacific

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2022/12/15

In this episode of the National Security Podcast, the Rt Hon Anne-Marie Trevelyan MP, the United Kingdom's Minister of State for the Indo-Pacific, joins Professor Rory Medcalf in conversation.How will the United Kingdom’s Integrated Review refresh affect Britain’s Indo-Pacific policy? What does AUKUS mean for the United Kingdom? And what’s the future of Australia-UK cooperation? In this episode of the National Security Podcast, the Rt Hon Anne-Marie Trevelyan MP — who was recently appointed as

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38:26

Russia, China and the Indo-Pacific: a Japanese...

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2022/12/08

In this episode of the National Security Podcast, eminent Russian foreign policy scholar Professor Akihiro Iwashita joins Professor Rory Medcalf in conversation.How does the history of conflict between Japan and Russia affect relations today? How has the Russian invasion of Ukraine impacted their relationship? And what strategic challenges does the China-Russia relationship present for Japan and the Indo-Pacific? In this episode of the National Security Podcast, Professor Akihiro Iwashita – an

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