For a negotiated solution to the Tibetan issue to succeed, Tibetan and Chinese leaders will need to recognise each other’s

The latest refugee deaths in the Mediterranean – 700 people drowned when the overcrowded fishing vessel in which they were travelling from

Is there a contradiction in the approach toward Cuba and Venezuela, as spearheaded by the U.S.? Or, does such an

Aspirations for Kurdish independence face many regional challenges. The world looked on in horror in August 2014, when small numbers

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The candidates for next year’s US presidential elections have divergent views on American foreign policy. It is hard to believe.

Foreign Minister Julie Bishop’s visit to Tehran this week presents a rare opportunity for Australia to take the lead in

The news that Australia faces a $30 billion revenue hit over the next four years as a result of lower

Pacific women are moving beyond their conventional roles as wives and mothers. Dame Meg Taylor is no ordinary woman. The

Both Iran and the US need to reassure the public of the other country regarding their intentions for the nuclear

Turkey's losses during the First World War should not be forgotten. There was a moment in Russell Crowe’s latest film, The Water

This is part 2 of a three-part essay on the prospects for a global climate deal at the Paris 2015