Hugh White AO
Career highlights
1985-1991 Senior Adviser to Defence Minister and Prime Minister; 1995-2000 Deputy Secretary for Strategy, Department of Defence; 2001-2004 Director of the Australian Strategic Policy Institute
Changing of guard?
Chinese President Xi Jinping's state visit to London last month was more than just a classic display of post-imperial pomp.
Principle of self-reliance more important now than it has ever been
Relying on our allies to keep us safe is unwise, so Marise Payne's white paper needs to set out a plan to bolster our own defences.
China's island-building project a bid for power, not popularity
Malcolm Turnbull has often said China's assertive actions in the South China Sea are "counterproductive", because they scare its south-east Asian neighbours.
Taiwan's election result could push US and China closer to conflict
With tensions over Taiwan rising, Australia might have to ask itself a tough question.
Taiwan's election result could push US and China closer to conflict
With tensions over Taiwan rising, Australia might have to ask itself a tough question, writes Hugh White.
Australia-Indonesia relations: More than just management
Professor Hugh White discusses Australia’s turbulent relationship with Indonesia.
B-1 bombers brouhaha: minor disrupt, big rift
In a showdown with China, Obama would face a humiliating back down or an unwinnable war. Does Abbott want to be part of that?
China's slam dunk
China has not just overtaken the US economy, but will soon leave it far behind, writes HUGH WHITE
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