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Security officials in Philippines warn against planned trip by dozens of boats, saying it risks stirring tensions with China

Attorney-General Mark Dreyfus pledged to establish a whistleblower protection authority in 2019. He needs to get a move on.

What constitutes ‘public interest’ suffers endless scrutiny. What endangers ‘national security’ does not.

Financing from Abu Dhabi investors secured for bid but use of overseas sovereign wealth questioned

"This was always going to be the concern," national security attorney says

At a recent peace summit in Paris, Microsoft President Brad Smith offered some comments on how Microsoft is combating disinformation from hostile states such as Russia.

When the Soviet Union launched Sputnik 1, the first artificial Earth satellite, on Oct. 4, 1957, it did more than spark fears about America’s ability to compete technologically. It also raised concerns that the U.S. had a shortage of Russian speakers capable of monitoring Soviet scientific and military activities.

National Security Council spokesperson warns that the US is being forced to make ‘tough decisions’ on how to allocate a dwindling amount of money in the absence of action by Congress

Indian Navy is monitoring the Chinese platforms from the moment they entered the Indian Ocean region through the Malacca strait. Read more on The Hindu

‘I don’t mind anonymous American people having free speech – what I don’t like is anonymous Russians and Chinese and Iranians having free speech,’ Haley says after furious GOP backlash

The language around ‘national interest’ vs ‘national security’ has the Albanese government walking a tightrope.