Australian Outlook Blog Posts

24 Oct 2025
On October 26, 2025, the humid air of Kuala Lumpur will carry echoes of triumph as Timor-Leste—better known as East
24 Oct 2025
This week in Australian foreign affairs: Government invests $19 million to help Australian businesses join US submarine supply chain; Foreign
24 Oct 2025
This year’s World Food Forum focused on partnerships for better foods and a better future, yielding impressive commitments from governments
23 Oct 2025
President Trump’s meeting with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese marked an important next step in building a more resilient Australia–US relationship.
23 Oct 2025
Foreign investment is a crucial driver of Australia’s economy, particularly in the mining sector. But it frequently clashes with the
23 Oct 2025
On October 6, Papua New Guinea’s Prime Minister James Marape and Australian Prime Minister Anthony Albanese met in Canberra to
23 Oct 2025
National outrage erupted on 25 August 2025 after revelations that all 580 members of Indonesia’s House of Representatives (DPR) were
22 Oct 2025
The Trump-Albanese meeting delivered substantial wins—a critical minerals deal and strong AUKUS backing—without the theatrical flattery that has marked other
21 Oct 2025
Despite public declarations of solidarity with Kyiv, Europe’s ongoing trade with Russia—especially in energy—continues to funnel billions of euros into
21 Oct 2025
The Nobel Peace Prize has long been celebrated as the pinnacle of international recognition for peace, democracy, and human rights
20 Oct 2025
In recent years, the International Criminal Court (ICC) has made headlines with arrest warrants for figures like Russian President Vladimir
17 Oct 2025
This week in Australian foreign affairs: Minister Conroy travels to United States for AUKUS discussions and defence industry engagement; Australia