Marriage equality and the death penalty for gays frequently receive the attention of the international media. Yet these two issues fail to capture wider concerns regarding LGBTIQ rights.

The mistreatment of Europe’s largest ethnic minority deserves action, both to uphold justice and equality and to mitigate damage to societies across the continent.

The India-Pakistan cricket clash on 16 June was caught up in the geopolitical tensions between the two nations.

In this episode of the Dyason House Podcast, we sit down with Professor Craig Jeffrey, Director of the Australia India Institute, to discuss some of the challenges facing youth in India, the surprising innovations employed to overcome them, and the social phenomenon of "time-pass."

AIIA WA's Flavia Bellieni Zimmermann sits down and talks to the founding member and CEO of Living Child Inc., Sara David. The Living Child Inc. is a charity aimed at reducing maternal and newborn mortality rates in PNG.

Australian Aid and Parliament Project (AA&PP), led by Save the Children, takes a Presence-Based Approach to Influencing Australian Aid by seeking to build connections between aid beneficiaries and Australian parliamentarians.

Hong Kong's residents are protesting en masse against a proposed extradition law that would allow Beijing to tighten its control over their city. The blame for this crisis should fall on the shoulders of the Chief Executive Carrie Lam.

The accusations about Russian nuclear weapon testing by senior US officials point to a worrying pattern in the Trump administration.

The Christian faith of Australia’s prime minister powerfully connects him to the Solomon Islands, but the “family” relationship between the two countries will be strained unless his government changes immigration policy and takes action on the climate crisis.

The Solomon Islands is coming under pressure to shift its diplomatic recognition from Taiwan to China. In an interview with the ABC, Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare admitted that his country is being pressured to recognise Beijing, but that there is an equally strong push for the Solomons to stick with Taiwan: especially from Australia.