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Vladimir Putin’s grand strategy to gain control of Ukraine has degenerated into an inextricable military morass and a vicious cycle

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Pacific migrants must prove their English to enter New Zealand, then receive little support to sustain the languages they bring

Indonesia’s pursuit of energy security is drawing it deeper into competing Russian, American and European spheres of influence. The challenge

This week in Australian Foreign Affairs, the 75th anniversary of ANZUS, deepening collaboration between Australia and Pacific Nations across various