The centenary of the Gallipoli landings prompted national introspection about the “myth” of the strong, brave and irreverent Aussie soldier. But closer to […]

The results of Sunday’s parliamentary elections in Turkey show AKP lost its majority in the parliament after 13 years in power. The AKP achieved […]

Professor Ien Ang Engagement with Asia on all levels – trade, cultural and scientific – is about connections. But being “smart” and sustainable […]

The recent local and regional elections held on May 24 in Spain have shown that the ruling right wing People’s Party has a […]

The G7 nations, at this week’s summit in Germany, have called for “a decarbonisation of the global economy […]

As part of the Millenium Project, 15 Global Challenges have been established to provide a framework to assess the global and local prospects for […]

The power struggle in South Sudan is tearing the world’s newest nation apart and the United Nations has a major role to play in […]

Demand for pig meat during festival periods in Southeast Asia jumps up to 40 percent, yet growing human health concerns have prompted investment in […]

Much of the world endorses a two-state solution. Why haven’t we moved to the next step? It is time for world leaders to move […]

Australia’s relationship with Japan is one of the longest, most important and trouble-free bilateral relationships since the Second […]