Tharoor provides a scathing criticism of India’s ruling Bharatiya Janata Party (BJP). While Tharoor is a member of the opposition, he nonetheless provides a valuable analysis of the past decade of modern Indian history.

Australia has been one of the world’s largest wheat exporters for decades. As global demand skyrockets due to the Ukraine conflict, Australian agriculture will have to adapt.

Despite some initial hiccups, Europe has firmly supported Kyiv in the Ukraine conflict. While the further development of the Russian invasion of Ukraine is unclear, it may well ensnare Europe in a prolonged conflict.

Like all wars the Ukrainian crisis has distinct and devastating impacts on women and children. We must do more to foreground gender analysis at all stages of conflict, especially to prevent sexual and gender-based violence (SGBV).

The current government party of Hungary, Fidesz, is well known for its populist, anti-EU rhetoric. The upcoming elections will tell us how soon and how much the European Union is at risk of fracture.

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Alliance at 70 dinner, 2022-23 Budget, Justin Bassi to be new ASPI head, further sanctions on Russia and Belarus, and more.

As strategic competition in the Pacific ratchets up, so too does the temptation to frame Australia’s interests in narrow, security-oriented terms. For years, Australia’s aid response has remained stubbornly “targeted and temporary,” but neglecting the role of international development constitutes a failure of strategic imagination.

Diplomacy is as much a game of personality as it is policy. Australia’s success as a middle power on the global stage has often benefited from the social skills of a handful of officials.

The golden jubilee of Bangladesh and Singapore signifies a watershed moment in the two democratic countries' long-standing friendship. Although the relationship remains arguably underdeveloped, exciting bilateral opportunities are just around the corner.

Indonesia’s national intelligence agency appears to act with minimal oversight. BIN operations, such as their alleged involvement in a mortar attack late last year, often leave us with more questions than answers.