As the war in Afghanistan enters its 17th year and with NATO this week promising 3,000 additional troops, the new

The recent awarding of the Nobel Peace Prize for nuclear non-proliferation work gives hope for progress on nuclear disarmament, but

President Donald Trump embarked on his first tour of Asia in an effort to reassure the world about the US

COP23, the UN's climate change conference, starts this week and, beyond a discussion of pressing climate dangers, many will be

Last week's decision by the International Criminal Court to investigate Afghanistan will potentially bring the activities of American agencies -

This week marks the centenary of the October Revolution and is a time well-suited for reflection on the consequences of

Foreign policy bipartisanship is a difficult but common theme in Westminster systems such as Australia's; looking at the particular case of

Saudi Arabia's Crown Prince Salman had members of the royal family and top government officials arrested this week in his

The Australian marriage equality survey is almost over. So, how has the campaigning compared to others? What took place in

With a more open foreign policy and better reform prospects, Uzbekistan's recently elected President Shavkat Mirziyoyev has many convinced of

After the victory of Silvio Berlusconi's candidate in last weekend's Sicilian election, and with prospects of a Berlusconi comeback in

The stand-off at the asylum seeker detention centre on Manus Island has created a predictable crisis with no clear long-term