The United States (US) would be best placed to adopt a Cyber Maze framework, advocating a flexible, layered strategy to
US allies are revisiting their nuclear security arrangements in response to American pressure. For some who have long placed a
The scale of Australia’s superannuation pool also presents foreign policy opportunities. However, without a coherent foreign policy framework to guide
The 22 April massacre of 28 tourists in Kashmir shows the fragility of regional peace and the enduring volatility of
AUKUS represents the single biggest military agreement Australia has ever entered into. Sadly, at a cost of AUD$368 billion, its
China operates under a model of flexible authoritarianism. In this system, the central leadership sets broad strategic goals while granting
As Canada approaches its 28 April Federal election, the policy implications extend far beyond a simple changing of the guard.
Australian superannuation funds are increasingly investing overseas, yet there is no clear government policy guiding how economic diplomacy should support
The arrest of Istanbul Mayor Ekrem İmamoğlu highlights Türkiye’s escalating political repression, where opposition figures are increasingly targeted under sweeping
The European Commission’s new “ReArm Europe Plan/Readiness 2030” outlines ambitious defence goals but overlooks key fiscal and structural challenges for
Australia-led research on China’s South-North Water Transfer Project reveals it as both an engineering and political undertaking, marked by fragmented
With Trump focusing on China both economically and strategically the possibility of war over Taiwan is more acute then ever.