This week in Australian foreign affairs: Foreign Minister Penny Wong demands full investigation into wounding of Australian citizen in West Bank; and Deputy Prime Minister and Minister for Defence Richard Marles responds to reports of Russian request for Indonesian base access for long-range bombers.

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Australian assistance team heads to Myanmar; calls for an independent inquiry into the deaths of 15 Palestinian paramedics; the  government rejects China’s call for a joint response to Trump’s latest tariff escalation, and more.

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Wong announces new safety push to protect young Australians; additional humanitarian support for Gaza, Myanmar and Afghan women and girls; Farrell announces new support for Aussie tourism businesses, and more.

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Australia seeks urgent clarification from U.S. over research funding freeze and foreign interference concerns, Albanese reaffirms Australia’s […]

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Julie Bishop faces calls for a U.N. investigation over alleged conflicts of interest linked to her consulting […]

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Albanese reaffirms Australia’s support for Ukraine; Farrel appoints Paul Grimes as CEO of Austrade; Marles announces Australia’s AUKUS Submarine Industry Strategy and Submarine Supplier Qualification Pilot; and more. 

This week in Australian foreign Affairs: Australia reaffirmed support for Ukraine on the war’s third anniversary, imposing new sanctions on Russian entities; Defence Minister Marles addressed concerns over Chinese warships and reaffirmed ADF maritime capabilities; Pat Conroy heads to Vanuatu for meeting with new Government; and more.

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Aus-PNG defence treaty announced; Wong appoints multiple senior foreign postings; Marles comments on Chinese ships on Australia's east coast, flares deployed in the South China Sea; Burke announces resettlement of three "NZYQ" individuals to Nauru, and more.

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Marles visits new US Defense Secretary Hegseth in Washington D.C.; Wong announces new sanctions against Russian cyber entity and individuals; Marles responds to questions on South China Sea incident, and more.

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Marles visits new US Defense Secretary Hegseth in Washington D.C.; Wong announces new sanctions on white supremacist terror group, and others; President of the Republic of Palau Surangel S. Whipps Jr visits Australia, and more.