This weekend many Australians and people around the world will march in an international show of support for science. As

The Syrian government's latest chemical weapons attack on civilians is a reminder of the regime's brutal contribution to the Middle East's ongoing

Malaysia and the Philippines are gradually overcoming historical tensions over disputed territory in Sabah. As part of their reconciliation, Malaysia

The development of the United States’ maritime strategy remains a source of enduring fascination for naval watchers. Peter D. Haynes’

The US cruise missile attack on Syria last week may have boosted President Trump’s weak standing at home and deflected

Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull travelled to India this week to discuss a number of priority issues including trade, energy and education.

The leaders of the world's two most powerful nations both came out winners from the Mar-a-Lago summit, but for reasons

This Sunday, Turkey will hold a national referendum seeking to confirm parliamentary sanction for a series of key constitutional changes to

The US attack on a Syrian government airbase last week dangerously ratcheted up tension between the US and Russia. This

Following South African President Jacob Zuma’s recent cabinet reshuffle, South Africa’s credit rating has been downgraded to “junk” status. The

Slow progress is being made on Australia’s refugee deal with the United States, but in recent weeks US officials have

The full participation of women in national security is not only an issue of equality: it is vital to Australia’s