There is clearly a demand for the histories of Australians’ experiences in war. In 2015 we observed the centenary of

After worrying delays, Indonesian President Widodo has finally met with Prime Minister Turnbull in Sydney. In spite of the countries’

This week, Russia again used its veto to protect Syria from UN Security Council chemical weapons sanctions. While Russia’s involvement

Trump's plans for a southern border wall with Mexico are well underway. Meanwhile, the US Border and Customs Protection Agency is being rewarded for its endorsement

Last week, a major global trade deal, the Trade Facilitation Agreement, came into effect with barely a headline. It includes

Citing the rise of strident nationalism globally and President Trump's disturbing comments on nuclear proliferation, this year atomic scientists moved

Trade Minister Steven Ciobo’s recent visit to China confirmed the end of efforts to revive the Trans-Pacific Partnership. The question

On the weekend, left-leaning Italian parliamentarians who had split with the government formed a new progressive political party. Italy’s ongoing political

With tensions in the South China Sea rising, prioritising regional defence strategy goals is more important than ever. Australia's approach

North Korea has long maintained a reputation as one of the world’s worst human rights violators. This reputation makes its

Amid a rapidly changing trading landscape, Australia must not settle for a Chinese or Japanese dominated Asia-Pacific trade strategy. Participation

This week’s visit by Israel's embattled Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu signifies a shift in Israeli foreign policy. It provides an opportunity