Spain’s incumbent socialist Prime Minister Pedro Sanchez was returned to office on 28 April.

Certain commentators have argued that immigration intakes will eventually start to shape the foreign policy of a recipient country. But in the case of Australia and its growing Asian minority, adaptation has been slow to occur, with some decisions actually being contrary to what one would expect from more Asia-sensitive governments.

Australia needs to acquire the expertise and understanding that will allow it to forge stronger ties with Africa in order to benefit from the many opportunities the continent presents.

In the aftermath of the Easter bombings, Sri Lanka will require effective initiatives for countering violent extremism.

Since the 1979 revolution, Iran has weathered a devastating eight-year war with Iraq, international sanctions, domestic power struggles and many other challenges.

An examination of the Keating-Suharto era reveals that trusting leadership relations are highly valuable for the development of trust in bilateral relations.

The Australian government’s agreement to take people from Latin America in exchange for those on Nauru and Manus Island calls for critical reflection on current challenges in Central America and the dynamics of Australia-US cooperation.

The Sri Lankan government will need to find answers quickly and move with unaccustomed speed to prevent the violence of the Easter Sunday terror attacks from playing into inter-communal tensions.

Riots broke out in Solomon Islands this week following the parliament's controversial election of Prime Minister Manasseh Sogavare.

After spending nearly seven years in the Ecuadorian Embassy in London, Julian Assange now faces the possibility of extradition to the United States.