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World Toilet Day has once again passed with all the pomp and ceremony that its name suggests. But in the

On the eve of the release of the government's Foreign Policy White Paper, Malcolm Turnbull's efforts at APEC and the

While Britain may be leaving the European Union, it does not intend to leave Europe. Instead, it is seeking to

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Saudi Arabia has arrested more than 200 people in a supposed crackdown on corruption. However, many suspect a more insidious

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France is casting a fresh strategic eye over the globe, including a focus on our own Indo-Pacific region, but always

As the war in Afghanistan enters its 17th year and with NATO this week promising 3,000 additional troops, the new

President Donald Trump embarked on his first tour of Asia in an effort to reassure the world about the US