Analysis

This section provides commentary and perspectives on international issues. Articles are primarily sourced on a commission basis from a wide variety of contributors including academic, diplomatic, institutional, government and non-government organisations; however unsolicited pieces can be submitted.

Articles are around 800-1000 words covering any topic in international affairs.

05 Feb 2019
China’s response to indictments against the tech-giant Huawei has important lessons for Australia. The American indictment for industrial espionage handed
05 Feb 2019
For young women in Southeast Asia, the journey to democratic freedom begins with bodily autonomy and the power to take
30 Jan 2019
In the current political climate, the possibility of another government shutdown seems more than likely. Now that the longest government
30 Jan 2019
Conflict in Eastern Ukraine has dragged on for almost five years, affecting all spheres of life for people near the
30 Jan 2019
The Bulletin of Atomic Scientists has again highlighted that the nuclear order is under attack and nuclear risks are increasing:
30 Jan 2019
Israel’s recent policies threaten to undermine the very values upon which it was founded. Over the past three decades I
29 Jan 2019
The rapid growth of China's renewable energy sector presents valuable lessons for the United States. One of the Trump administration’s
29 Jan 2019
The Belt and Road Initiative offers opportunities for China to take the high road on corporate social responsibility. The Belt and
29 Jan 2019
In the wake of several prominent disease outbreaks, the Australian government has committed itself to strengthening regional health security. From
24 Jan 2019
The failure of the recent vote in the House of Commons threatens to further complicate negotiations. This week Theresa May
24 Jan 2019
China’s interests in the resource-rich Antarctic have grown in recent years. Some alarmed voices claim that in the long run,
24 Jan 2019
2018 was marked by a clear increase in the complexity of the situation faced by the victims of armed conflict