With hundreds of thousands of children being pulled from their classrooms to flee the conflict in Syria and crises elsewhere,

Australia's approach to international engagement is marked by a preparedness to roll up its diplomatic sleeves and work hard. This

For a long time, Australia benefitted from the United States' uncontested dominance in Asia. However, the dynamics of the region

The war in Yemen raged through its third year in 2017. But with the world's eyes turned elsewhere, the strings

Today marks the 50th anniversary of the UN Declaration on Territorial Asylum. While the declaration never became a treaty or

President Donald Trump's decision to move the US embassy in Israel from Tel Aviv to Jerusalem has been subject to

Even with Islamic State defeated on the ground in Syria and the battlelines of the long-running war the subject of

This week in Warsaw a new Polish prime minister was sworn in. The change in leadership occurred in the wake

There are perhaps no negotiations more fraught, or with higher stakes, than those surrounding Israel-Palestine. Has the self-professed "world's greatest

Australia's Foreign Policy White Paper was hoped to be as comprehensive as it was long-awaited. However, despite the document's broad

This week Argentina began its presidency of the G20. This prominent role comes shortly after a major congressional victory for

The new Foreign Policy White Paper is thoughtful and likely to last but is marred by the familiar idea that