Australian farmers and agribusiness should be preparing themselves to take advantage of opportunities arising from falling oil prices and a

Thorough background knowledge and the ability to empathise are essential components to conducting successful state-to-state relations.  Henry Kissinger once said

When engaging the Indo-Pacific region, Australia doesn't need to be a 'shark' to be a winner. Adopting a 'dolphin' strategy

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To what extent should South Korea and Australia cooperate with the US in expanding US-led bilateral and mini-lateral security mechanisms

Tehran sees a nuclear capability as the ultimate shield, rather than as a potential sword. I’ve read with interest Andy

A walk through last year's winners in soft power diplomacy.  The contestants are on stage for the annual Madeleine Award for the

Jihadis in Pakistan. Zealots in India. How two old enemies can change their narratives. Rooting out the poison of religious

In a week dominated by news about the attack against Charlie Hebdo by three suspected Islamist militants, it is argued that