COP23, the UN's climate change conference, starts this week and, beyond a discussion of pressing climate dangers, many will be

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Foreign policy bipartisanship is a difficult but common theme in Westminster systems such as Australia's; looking at the particular case of

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The stand-off at the asylum seeker detention centre on Manus Island has created a predictable crisis with no clear long-term

The push for Catalan independence has triggered one of Spain's biggest crises in decades. Amid accusations of sedition and rebellion,

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Despite maintaining a commanding majority in last weekend's Japanese elections, neither Shinzo Abe nor his Liberal Democratic Party are popular

Australia's prosperity depends heavily on strengthening its trade and investment globally and the recent convergence of the two has required

How can Australia navigate international uncertainty to ensure its foreign policy works to secure the country's prosperity? Amidst the shifting

The battle for Marawi may be over, but it is clear that, beyond the rehabilitation of the city, there are