The election of Donald Trump brings with it uncertainty about America's commitment to the current international political architecture. Australia will need to

Mass protests in Jakarta and looming sectarian violence compelled Indonesian President Joko Widodo to postpone his Australian visit in November.

The Istanbul nightclub attack on New Years Eve appeared to be the culmination of doom, coming on a day all Turks

We live in a deeply unsettled world, where once again the great questions of war and peace rumble across the

The recent outbreaks of disease across the developing world have provided a valuable lesson in the harm that could be caused by

Japan is debating formal revision of its 'Peace Constitution'. Recent legal reinterpretations and new security laws allow the Japanese Self-Defence

Official and unofficial data confirms that the Chinese economy stabilised in the middle of 2016. But there is still a

The central mantra of the Abbott Coalition was that it would be “more Jakarta, less Geneva”. In a range of

The war against Islamic State (IS) is one of the most pressing security issues facing the world today, and combating

In December 2013 a small boy in a remote Guinean village and three of his family members died from a

What you may have missed in 2015: the Zika virus has prompted a state of emergency and a recommendation that

In December 2015 Greg Sheridan, the Foreign Editor at The Australian, spoke at AIIA Victoria on the Cold War's  critical impact on our