Australia is spending less on diplomacy than ever before – and its influence is suffering as a result Ten years ago,

Turkey’s incursions into Syria have been widely criticised, but Turkey justifies them as self-defence measures. These incursions are also indicative

Boris Johnson and his Conservative Party face three significant obstacles in their efforts to be re-elected, though none of these

The scandal surrounding South Korea's short-lived justice minister, Cho Guk, has brought to light the deeper sentiments of ordinary Koreans

Good governance principles associated with democracy and liberalism are facing significant challenges in Southeast Asia, especially given the rise of

The Thai king has sacked his consort and other palace officials. What looks like palace intrigue may be part of

The US-Turkey ceasefire deal faces challenges regarding whether it is a ceasefire at all. Russia's presence in the region adds

Despite losses in the Canadian general election, Trudeau’s Liberal Party wins a minority government. However, they now face criticism on

Recent civil unrest across Latin America is a result of institutional flaws which have consistently plagued the region. This could

Modern warfare has changed the landscape of conflict in Papua New Guinea, also posing new challenges for the International Committee

International efforts to reset Libya’s transition have been unsuccessful despite many attempts by the UN, the EU and others.  

More people in the world are hungry this year than they were last year. The world has pledged to eradicate