While Russia and America have different interests at stake in the Ukraine, this has not prevented both Moscow and Washington reaching out to

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Once upon a time, Melbourne topped the vote for most livable city. Eat your heart out, Melburnians. According to the

This week the International Court of Justice (ICJ) upheld Australia’s challenge to Japan’s Antarctic whaling program. The ICJ concluded by 12

Decades after formal barriers were removed, women remain demonstrably underrepresented in senior positions in Australia’s international affairs. A number of

The notorious telegram of 1945 which peremptorily ordered young Australian diplomat Patrick Shaw to a third post in as many

Feared, admired and often lampooned, Bartholomew Augustine Santamaria was a powerful figure in Australian political and intellectual circles from the

Can the military restore order in Egypt?  Field Marshall Abdul Fattah al-Sisi has quit his military post to run officially

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