One little discussed effect of climate change is its impact on the human right to health. Climate change will inevitably impact food chains, housing, disease, and by extension our health.

Beijing’s proposed agreement with ten Pacific Island countries faced a setback last week. Now China is looking for a wedge strategy to prevent a hostile alignment from arising, a policy of differentiation that will likely target Fiji and Solomon Islands.

Overturning Roe v. Wade would have significant impacts for pregnant people. However, the Supreme Court's decision likely won’t play a pivotal factor in the 2022 midterms.

As Russia has turned its eye towards Africa, its private military companies have become more and more active in conflicts across the continent.  In Mali they have been used to devastating effect.

On Sunday 12 and 19 June, the French will vote in legislative elections to elect 577 representatives at the National Assembly. Obtaining a majority in this House is crucial to form government.

Kabul and Islamabad have a complex history. Almost a year on from the Taliban assuming control of Afghanistan, a longstanding border dispute threatens to reignite tensions.

For decades, Israel has educated the American people on its security needs through regular outreach to the U.S. Congress and successive administrations. Now, as US public support wanes, Kyiv should adopt a similar strategy.

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Albanese’s full Ministry sworn in; Wong addresses the Pacific Island Forum Secretariat in Fiji and announces a $525 million increase in Pacific development assistance; Wong travels to Samoa and Tonga; and a statement on Dr Yang Jun.

The first World Economic Forum annual meeting was held last week in Davos, the first since the onset of COVID-19. Though the summit discussed a broad range of issues, the environment was front and centre.

Australia’s response to India’s deepening authoritarianism has been characterised by silence, pandering, and obfuscation. It is time for Australia to speak up.