As economic competition and trade tensions intensify between China and Germany, President Frank-Walter Steinmeier’s visit to Beijing offers an opportunity
Indonesia, Vietnam and Bangladesh have more diplomatic options than ever. Their freedom to act still depends on whether they can
Indonesia spends millions fighting fires but almost nothing helping families recover from them. Redirecting a fraction of that money into
The deadly strike on King Khalid International Airport marks a dangerous turning point in Yemen’s war. With airlines suspending flights
Recent advocacy by UK Prime Minister, Andy Burnham, for strengthening ties between the United Kingdom and the European Union (EU)
Chinese and Indian companies are taking AI processing into space. Whether this widens access to useful satellite services will depend
Indonesia and the Philippines dominate global nickel production, while Australia brings mining expertise, technology, and investment networks. By working together,
AUKUS promised Australia nuclear-powered submarines and the UK thousands of new jobs. Five years on, as rising costs, workforce shortages
Forged in the twin tragedies of 2011, the Japan-New Zealand disaster partnership has now entered its institutional phase. Each has
Australia should engage in the Pacific on its own terms, not because it has been lulled into a contest with
India's place in both BRICS and the Quad looks contradictory only if every relationship is expected to follow one strategic
As global governance becomes increasingly polycentric, Australia has an opportunity to become an institutional connector – linking alliances, minilateral groupings