Misogynist violence continues to be seen as an individual, private problem when it in fact constitutes a major security issue.

As the mid-terms change the make-up of US Congress, how do Australia and New Zealand protect and advance their interests

While foreign publics don’t get to vote, their opinions matter to the United States. Even as the world’s sole superpower,

Working with China is a difficult diplomatic challenge for many countries, including Australia. The latest Japan-China Summit provides some ideas.

Despite Boko Haram attacks and government inaction, the resilience of the Bring Back Our Girls Movement shows that citizens can

Despite Angela Merkel’s announcement, Germany’s role in international politics is unlikely to change dramatically. Chancellor Angela Merkel’s decision to step

The US and Russia are taking a series of dangerous steps that are moving the world back to mutually assured

Brazil’s election result has deep roots in its history. Bolsonaro’s tenure might turn out to be as dark as the

Jamal Khashoggi’s murder has shifted US focus away from Ankara’s poor treatment of journalists and allowed Turkey to take the

Labor’s apparent move away from support reveals a fundamental misunderstanding of the Nuclear Ban Treaty in Australian foreign policy circles.

Defending the rules-based order requires identifying which rules we need to defend. Distinguishing the law of the sea from territorial sovereignty

With uncertainty on all sides, now seems like a once-in-a-lifetime opportunity to determine Macedonia’s future. Last week, the necessary two-third