In the climate of Australia's recent aid cuts, it is hoped that the Australia Awards for Africa program remains intact. 

The sixth International Workshop on the South China Sea provided new insights into confidence building measures that may influence the nature

Statelessness persists despite the universal right to nationality Article 15 of the Universal Declaration of Human Rights declares that everyone

Governments and NGOs need learn from the past to ensure that international response systems are truly fit for purpose. Today

On this day, 24 December, as a Christmas present to the world, the International Arms Trade Treaty (ATT) comes into

The Federal Government’s 20 Year Australian Antarctic Strategic Plan does not feature the long-term vision required for a 20-year strategy.

ASEAN deserves more focused attention from both Australia’s business community and foreign policymakers.Things just haven’t clicked the way they should

We must protect the most vulnerable person in international commercial surrogacy. In 2014 the international spotlight has turned with full-force

Despite the Abe administration’s win in Japan’s lower house election, its victory must be heavily qualified. The Abe administration’s win

What are the implications of China's anti-monopoly law? Surprise raids by Chinese government officials on the offices of major multinationals

The COP 20 in Lima, and New York's recent decision to ban fracking, has elevated discussions about alternative energy sources, an issue

Some media outlets are reporting that the Sydney hostage situation was the work of a lone madman rather than an