The Past, Present and Future of Independence for Catalonia By Dr Ferran Martinez i Coma — Analysis 02 November 2017The push for Catalan independence has triggered one of Spain's biggest crises in decades. How did it come to this? Is there a way forward? Read More
South Africa is Alive with Possibilities By HE Ms Beryl Sisulu — Analysis 31 October 2017Despite economic challenges and recent domestic strife, South Africa is working towards a strong future. Combatting corruption and pursing international economic and political collaboration will be important steps. Read More
Regulating Space to Boost Australian Opportunity By Professor Steven Freeland — Analysis 31 October 2017The recently announced Australian space agency opens a new frontier for opportunity but the country must prepare its legislation for the journey into outer space. Read More
Powerful But Not Popular: The Perennial Shinzo Abe By Dr Bryce Wakefield — Analysis 23 October 2017Prime Minister Shinzo Abe maintained his commanding majority in Japan's election but constitutional revision, Abe's pet project, may still be a long shot. Read More
When Foreign Investment Met International Trade: The Austrade Nexus By Dr Stephanie Fahey — Analysis 23 October 2017Australia's prosperity depends heavily on strengthening its trade and investment globally and the recent convergence of the two has required serious changes at Austrade. Read More
Three Foreign Policy Certainties For Uncertain Times By Mukund Narayanamurti — Analysis 23 October 2017How can Australia navigate international uncertainty to ensure its foreign policy works to secure the country's prosperity? Read More
Freedom for Marawi Provides Opportunity to Look Beyond the Last War By Joseph Franco — Analysis 23 October 2017The battle for Marawi may be over but it is clear that there are other concerns to be resolved, beyond the rehabilitation of the city, including the shape of future Australia-Philippines military cooperation. Read More
War and Peace: Tensions Between Indonesia's Military and Police By Robert Lowry — Analysis 23 October 2017The Indonesian military continues to be heavily involved in state civil affairs, much to the dislike of the police who are weary of persistent interference. Read More
The Dangers of Nuclear War Between North Korea and the US By Associate Professor Marianne Hanson — Analysis 23 October 2017The threat of war between the US and North Korea has been growing as both nuclear-armed states refuse to give ground and reflect on their security history. Read More
Europe is Sleepwalking into a Major Political Crisis By Dr Bruce Mabley — Analysis 23 October 2017Catalan independence has been ruled out by both the Spanish government and the EU. What are the longer term implications of these decisions? Read More