The Defence Strategic Review called for a broad approach to national security that requires not just a whole-of-government approach, but a whole-of-nation effort too. This has been enthusiastically embraced by the Albanese government...

Last weekend the Group of Seven advanced economies called out China’s use of economic coercion in its joint statement. It was an important development because it demonstrates the extent of China’s overreach and...

Hayley Channer, director of economic security at the US Studies Centre, is quoted in this article published by The Australian Financial Review.

The Canberra Times quoted the United States Studies Centre's senior economic adviser John Kunkel who said Australia needs to work alongside Washington to maintain an advantage in the cyber domain over potential attackers.

The USSC's Director of Economic Security, Hayley Channer, discusses the AUKUS announcement, and why the cost of the new submarines sparked surprise in some circles.

The rationale and intent of AUKUS is sound. However, it will be costly and present ongoing opportunity costs and trade-offs, not only for defence but for broader national resources.

While the first two...

In an interview on ABC's New Breakfast, the US Studies Centre's Director of Economic Security Hayley Channer assesses how the AUKUS submarine deal affects Canberra's thawing of relations with Beijing.

Funding the AUKUS deal will be a multi-decade challenge that consecutive federal governments will have to confront, according to former Defence Department official Hayley Channer who is now the director of economic security...