Australia's head diplomats came from around the world to meet in Canberra as a group for the first time last

Neither the unpopular incumbent Socialist Party nor the scandal-ridden conservatives will win the French presidential elections this month. If the

What a strange French presidential campaign it has been so far. The poor-quality, policy free debate has been based on opposing

At a recent EU-Australia Digital Development Seminar, experts from Australia and the EU came together to discuss digital technology as

The inescapable economic reality of globalisation is driving unprecedented crossborder labour flows. Australia must promote better global labour migration governance lest

The United Kingdom has now triggered Article 50 with the delivery of a letter from the British Prime Minister to

Last week, Francisco Guterres became Timor-Leste’s first party-affiliated president. While the election broke new ground structurally and procedurally, the office

In a love letter to New Zealand this week, the Chinese Premier Li Keqiang unintentionally exposed flaws in the Australia-China relationship.

Divisions between Ankara, Washington and Moscow on Syria leave Turkey with few options. With the end of operation Eurphrates Shield and planning

Islamic State is retreating but this does not signal the end of the Syrian conflict. For the conflict has never

Sixty years since the Treaty of Rome and 25 years since the Maastricht Treaty, the European Union finds little to

While Mosul’s liberation from the Islamic State terrorist group appears closer than ever, Iraq’s challenges are far from over. The