Dr. Malcolm Davis

@Dr_M_Davis

Senior Analyst - Australian Strategic Policy Institute - focus on Defence Strategy and Capability issues

Canberra
aspi.org.au
Joined September 2012
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  1. 8 hours ago

    Congratulations to for a stunning success on their latest Dragon / Falcon 9 mission, with a successful landing of the booster.

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  2. Apr 7

    The new age of robotic conflict gets closer: ACTUV Launch://youtu.be/DJ0oW3wcFuo via capability options for the future!

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    Apr 7

    Kim Beazley says thank-you to SBY: can't think of another foreign interlocutor who understood Australia so well.

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    Apr 6

    Our third session, “Estate, Infrastructure & Personnel” with chair is beginning now. Keep following for live updates!

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  5. Apr 6

    Key point by MinDef coming out of the Defence White Paper conference

    MinDef : "As China grows, it will continue to seek greater influence in its region"
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  7. Apr 5

    This is amazing to visualise and think about

    Just how big was the leak?
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    Mar 30

    Using pop culture to explain dynamics between the US, China and ? Check out my article! |

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  9. Mar 27

    Very interesting . Pandemics is an angle I'd not thought of wrt DPRK

    Excellent interview with on North Korea. V interesting comments about pandemics and NK stability
  10. Mar 23

    My latest on the Strategist regarding 's PLAN development and its Indian Ocean ambitions.

    Today on , writes on the PLAN & China's Indian Ocean ambitions
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  11. Mar 23

    Pt 2: Seeing the dragon on our doorstep:The PLAN & China's Indian Ocean ambitions on 's Strategist

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  12. Mar 22

    Here's the bottom line on . 's personal thoughts on the JSF and policy.

    Dr Davies' opening comments for the JSF senate inquiry yesterday. The odds are still in the JSF's favour
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  13. Mar 22

    Good analysis by on 's incident near Natuna Islands via

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  14. Mar 22

    outlines noninterventionist foreign policy 'Trump the isolationist' - real problems for policy

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  15. Mar 21

    My thoughts on the and foreign relations - implications for policy.

    Upcoming: Process at critical stage
  16. Mar 20

    's naval strategy beyond the and policy on 's Strategist. Pt 2 follows

    Seeing the dragon on our doorstep (part 1) | |
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  17. Mar 17

    Agreed... pity the poor sods who were responsible for the missile not blowing up in flight. Hard labour or worse...

    Upside: 2 less BMs, no direct provocation across DMZ/NLL. Sinking subs, defective missiles for NKs to worry about
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  18. Mar 16

    This is an excellent approach, as opposed to a controlled 'One Belt and One Road' concept.

    Here at I argued that we in India would prefer "Many Belts Many Roads", rather than China's One Belt One Road.
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    Mar 16

    Moroney:collaborative ventures in space could incl multilateral cooperative research council,getting right people together 2 talk

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    Mar 16

    Pai:China's efforts at economic transformation seen as a good thing,but 1 belt 1 road is all about China. Prefer many belts/roads

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