General elections began in Papua New Guinea on the weekend and voters will cast their judgement on Peter O'Neill's government over

Contractors have played invaluable roles in UN operations over the past 30 years. Despite this, private operators continue to occupy a

The traditional allies of Caribbean countries have reduced their involvement in the region, making it an opportune time for Australia to

The Trump administration's decision to restrict working visas has affected India more than anywhere else and will mark the first meeting between

The resounding victory of En Marche in the French parliamentary elections will enable President Emmanuel Macron to pursue his political

Despite the apparent best efforts of Australia, the US and others, the second round of United Nations talks to negotiate a

A hard Brexit will harm the Irish peace process, restoring the border between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland.

Commentary on China’s growing influence in Canberra has overlooked the broader picture. The engagement of foreign players in domestic politics

Young people are often categorised as politically disengaged and apathetic. A program backed by Australia and the UN is seeking

One hundred years after the Russian revolution, the Bolsheviks’ historical legacy remains highly politicised. Some backers of Putin argue that,

The lack of a clear campaign agenda for Myanmar's National League for Democracy in the 2015 elections has slowed the subsequent

This week South Africa's public protector announced there would be a new investigation into the #GuptaLeaks allegations of corruption at the