For a time, it appeared that the European Union and Turkey were on a convergent path. These days, the differences between

Around the world, the International Committee of the Red Cross assists people who have family members missing due to conflict.

Australia’s prime minister was awarded the “Grotius Prize” for supporting the rules-based order. However, it is debatable whether Australia is

The German government’s new policy guidelines for the Indo-Pacific region appear to be an appropriate recognition of the issues at

Prime Minister Jacinda Ardern is deeply committed to tackling the climate crisis. But the real leadership has to come from

One particularly Australian dimension to the national obsession with borders is that they are exclusively maritime. But this was not

As the world prepares to emerge from the pandemic with the new vaccine hopes, European nations are contemplating more climate

The politics of regime survival will continue to be the dominant force diving Cambodia’s foreign policy post-COVID-19. This will push

COVID-19 has left no industry untouched. With the airline industry hit harder than most, we have been left pondering whether

COVID-19 has accelerated the regression of democracy in Southeast Asia as the authoritarian residue of “crises” increasingly shrinks civic space.

China seems to be on the offensive everywhere these days. But as growth slows and budgets tighten, the country is

The assassination of Iranian nuclear scientist Mohsen Fakhrizadeh is immensely provocative to all Iranians. It may be the tipping point