If handled properly, negotiations between the US and the Taliban could potentially broker a lasting peace in Afghanistan.

Italy’s recent blocking of EU recognition of an interim-president in Venezuela and its populist charge against France are founded on historical fault lines in Italy’s foreign policy and populist politics at home, rather than genuine geopolitical strategy.

President Erdogan has been working to hollow out Turkey's democratic institutions in an authoritarian power grab that is seeing the strong man become stronger.

The Trump administration has been vocal on the pursuit of US leadership and private enterprise in space.

With plans afoot for the United States to withdraw from Afghanistan, negotiations between Washington and the Taliban could shape the future of the war-stricken state.

Kim Jong Un is slated to meet US President Donald J Trump in Vietnam this month.

Australian Outlook’s Europe-based Commissioning Editor and AIIA Fellow, Colin Chapman, answers questions on the current state of Brexit as the deadline for Britain leaving the European Union approaches.

A Green New Deal has long been championed by many on the left as the answer to tackling climate change.

The states of the Asia Pacific have been stretched by tumultuous geostrategic change.

Australia has retained its ranking of 13th position in Transparency International’s Corruption Perception Index for 2018.