This week in Australian foreign affairs: Japan considered for AUKUS Pillar II; the Australia-Japan-Philippines-United States Maritime Cooperative Activity; special adviser

The media and the public's role in disaster resilience must be transformed. Insights from Japan, Fiji, and Tonga illustrate that

In the shadow of the conflicts in Ukraine and the Middle East it is challenging to imagine a farewell to

Geo-strategic rivalry and concerns of supply-chain vulnerability are driving the weaponisation of trade policy for other goals. But suppressing and

Since 1994, the Rwandan genocide has emerged as a grand signifier of the “failure to prevent” and an important preface

The state visit of Japanese Prime Minister Kishida Fumio to the United States this week has been billed as a

Indonesia stands at a pivotal moment in its quest for a sustainable energy future. With ambitious targets to elevate the

China promotes advanced indiginous fighter jet for international sale, adding new competition to a market dominated by Western defence firms.

How should the West view China’s rise on the global stage? Kerry Brown’s China Incorporated challenges common misconceptions of China’s

In the face of increased security threats, Nordic countries turn once again to total or defence models. Yet rebuilding these

This week in Australian foreign affairs: China removes sanctions on Australian wine; Australia to produce military vehicles for Germany; statement

On 7 April, commemoration ceremonies will be held in Kigali and around the world to mark the thirtieth anniversary of