This week in Australian foreign affairs: China's Premier Li to visit Australia; new investment for Women's Asian Cup; additional humanitarian

The metropolis of Karachi is known as “Mini Pakistan,” with people from every part of the country uniting in a

Russian military and political influence have dominated the past two centuries of Georgian history. Since its independence in 1991, Georgia

The Australian government is shifting its funding from fossil fuels to green energy, yet it still allows foreign governments to

The United Kingdom High Court granted Julian Assange leave to appeal his extradition to the United States on the grounds

The recent elections for the European Parliament have shown the ultra-conservative movement is in the ascendant and its most strident

The Bougainville Peace Agreement, signed in 2001, ended a major Pacific conflict and set terms for Bougainville's autonomy and a

Malicious cyber actors are continuously targeting critical Australian infrastructure, and they seem to be successful. According to a commercial cyber

The conflict in Tigray and the broader regional post-conflict instability is an often forgotten and neglected humanitarian crisis. New reports

Elections in Europe demonstrate the growing popularity of far right parties as key outsiders gain on critical votes. In France,

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Marles addresses Shangri-La dialogue; non-Australian citizens can now join the Australian Defence Force; Wong

The steps towards peace in the South Caucasus should be considered a positive regional movement, and one that deals with