The constitutional crisis roiling in Sri Lankan politics continues, with a possible turning-point coming up in early December.  

Theresa May’s efforts to negotiate what may be the best deal possible may be rendered futile by intransigence by British Parliament. 

The Sudan–South Sudan case study shows that excluding women from formal peace processes creates serious consequences for the sustainability of peace post-settlement.

Balancing relations between China and the United States is arguably Australia's greatest foreign policy challenge in the 21st century. But is Australia getting it right?

Imran Khan has faced significant challenges in both domestic and foreign policy in his first 100 days as prime minister of Pakistan.

Ever since Trump’s election, a Syria for Ukraine swap has been touted as a way of limiting Iran’s footprint in Syria. Will we see moves towards this when Trump and Putin meet at the G20 Summit?

Through the judicious exercise of small state diplomacy, New Zealand has been able to exert a significant influence on international politics despite its limited hard power.

As the APEC Summit showed, China-US competition will progressively revise the international system. Middle powers and smaller states alike will be continually called upon to make choices one way or the other.

Although mounting political pressure has compelled the government to remove most children from Nauru, people seeking asylum in Australia continue to face significant risks to their physical and mental health.

Australia’s national interests dictate that it should continue to support the nuclear deal with Iran. However, the government’s review is an opportunity to canvass complementary measures to address security and human rights in the Middle East.