Nuclear negotiations with North Korea are developing at head-spinning speed. After his shock at the breakdown of talks in Hanoi, Kim has shifted his attention to North Korea’s traditional allies, Russia and China, but he's still on Donald J. Trump's mailing list.

The growing "bromance" between Xi Jinping and Vladimir Putin may be a development of world historical importance. Warmer relations may help to stabilise and unify Eurasia, long seen by some as a region of crucial strategic significance.

ASEAN has a critical role to play in the crisis facing the Rohingya people in Myanmar, with its annual summit over the weekend an opportunity to help. From the summit’s statement, it’s clear it didn’t.

The 2015 “reinterpretation” of Japan’s Constitution presents Abe with a new dilemma should the United States request that Japan assist in an American armed conflict with Iran.

While Trump’s new course on China creates some uncertainty for Australia, on balance Australia should welcome a long-overdue correction of US policy.

Series like Game of Thrones and Lost don’t simply mirror politics in the real world. They show how pop culture "makes" world politics by premediating what is to come.

Abortion will be one of the political flashpoints in the 2020 US election. While right-to-life activists target the Supreme Court’s 1973 Roe v. Wade decision, in the short-term their political strategies are unlikely to have much legal significance.   

In this episode, Zara Kimpton — AIIA's national vice president and the head of the Australian delegation for the Women20 — talks us through the W20 key areas of engagement, how we can turn ideas into effective action on gender equality, and Australia's role in supporting the W20 agenda.

In this interview, Mr John West discusses the future of Asia in the 21st century with AIIA WA's Flavia Bellieni Zimmermann.

India’s masculine prime minister formulates policy based on polarisation and Pakistan-bashing. The result is that protecting cows, constructing temples and showing Pakistan who is the bigger man are the real “Made in India” products.