This month, Colombia's notorious FARC transformed from an armed group to a political party. But in a country where memory runs

Amid a deepening economic crisis and international criticism, Venezuelans go to the polls next month. The victors will win much

As Kenya prepares for a second general election in three months, history suggests a new poll will not be enough

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The Rohingya crisis in Myanmar continues to escalate and the international community has yet to decide on an effective response.

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Far from needing nuclear weapons to enhance its defence, North Korea developed them in spite of being one of the

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull is attending the Pacific Islands Forum but, with climate change and security on the agenda, will

Australia needs to bring all efforts to bear across across the military, diplomatic and aid sectors to counter potential terrorism

With Jacindamania sweeping through New Zealand, Labour is in strong contention to form a new government after the 23 September

Indonesia's foreign policy path remains uncertain as it attempts to navigate changing regional dynamics. In a recent ASPI Strategist blog

Australia is expanding its outer space infrastructure through its defence partnership with the US, but at the risk of being