The International Criminal Court’s decision over its jurisdiction in the case of forced deportations of the Rohingya from Myanmar may not help to bring those responsible to justice.

Despite tough talk on ISIS, many governments are declining to repatriate and prosecute their own citizens who collaborate with terrorist organisations.

If the Antarctic Treaty System is to remain strong and adaptable in providing governance for the region, it is important that all states, including China, clearly articulate their interests.

Returning for 2019, this installment of Australia in the World is all about looking back and looking forward.

Brexit has been a major preoccupation for the EU and the UK for almost three years. But completing the process still has a long way to run.

As the likely outcome of Syria’s civil war increasingly favours Assad, Russia is positioning itself to be the major beneficiary. But in this turbulent region, external factors could still disrupt this trend.

President Donald Trump and Kim Jong Un are due to meet in Vietnam to discuss the denuclearisation of the Korean Peninsula. If successful, their efforts could lead to a major realignment of power relations in Northeast Asia.

Following the Pulwama terror attack in Kashmir, Indian Prime Minister Modi has been under pressure to act.

Sixty-five years ago, the United States conducted the Castle Bravo nuclear test in the Marshall Islands.

Framing illegal fishing as a resource-based issue ignores the full range of security challenges that it poses for Australia.