The modern international order is undergoing a far-reaching transformation, as new non-Western great powers are rapidly rising. How should we

This month the Attorney-General approved the prosecution of a former ASIS operative and his lawyer linked to the Timor Sea

Despite its economic benefits, multilateralism is now in jeopardy, especially in trade. Spectacular measures being taken or announced outside of

The World Cup final drew millions of enthusiastic viewers around the world, including young men in impoverished regions who dream

This week Ethiopian Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed visited President Isaias Afwerki of the neighbouring Eritrea. They signed a declaration ending

The broad shape of the international order after the World War II was a liberal internationalist system embracing collective security,

The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons filled a gaping hole in international law by declaring the last weapons

Brexit will fundamentally transform the European Union and will change how the UK relates to Europe and the rest of

Boris Johnson’s resignation as foreign secretary this week was unsurprising for many. His position as keeper of the Brexit legacy had

Prior to the UK’s accession to the then European Economic Community, Australia was a significant supplier of Britain’s food. Will

The Iranian President’s meeting with European leaders last week is a desperate attempt to save the nuclear deal. Popular dissatisfaction

After withdrawing from the nuclear deal in May, the US has now threatened to impose sanctions to reduce Iranian oil