Despite the passing of 70 years since the Universal Declaration of Human Rights, significant work still needs to be done to realise its vision.

World Anti-Corruption Day serves as a reminder of the need for Australia to adopt more effective safeguards against corruption.

At a time of uncertainty and anxiety, the European Union has proven remarkably resilient despite facing considerable economic challenges.

Australia and the EU have a long history of friendship. They stand on the same side of world politics and are close partners in building a more cooperative and just global order.

The EU-Australia free trade agreement will be a game-changer for a strong and dynamic economic relationship.

With international trade tensions increasing, it is more important than ever to hasten efforts to achieve an Australia-EU free trade agreement.

As a nation built on immigration, Australia should participate in instruments to enhance international cooperation on human mobility.

Recent geostrategic developments show the need for Australia to acknowledge Russia as an important strategic player in the region.

Disability has traditionally been seen as a welfare issue. The Convention sets an agenda to transform policy frameworks to an approach based on human diversity.

The likely election of Heng Swee Keat as Singapore’s fourth prime minister will cement consultative authoritarianism as Singapore’s mode of governance.