In the last decade, China’s serious gender imbalance has made headlines: millions of Chinese men are doomed to bachelorhood due

The bombing in Thailand and the subsequent lack of solid leads has exposed a divided Thai nation.  As Thai police continue

Laurens J. Visser responds to Tom Switzer's recent article "The Spectre of Iraq Haunts the Republicans" published in Australian Outlook on

Recent weeks witnessed the Turkish army attacking ISIS and the Kurdistan Workers Party (PKK) simultaneously, following a suicide bombing in

In an increasingly interconnected world, Australia’s prosperity is more dependent than ever on developments in the global economy. Latin America

Is the Trans Pacific Partnership dead, or can 12 countries eventually reach consensus on one of history's biggest trade deals?

In the age of ISIS, North Korea no longer represents the threat it once did. In order to get the

Financial burden sharing, economic competition and further integration will not only make the high speed railway between Kuala Lumpur and

The Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank will provide opportunities to the entire region for economic and social development and Australia can only benefit

This week has been "crunch time" for the conclusion of the Trans Pacific Partnership, amid concerns from the Labor Party

The defence industry is still digesting the fallout from the wide-ranging First Principles Review, which resulted in the closure of

Unflinching Australian support for the American-led war effort in Iraq has come at a high price. Australia's staunch support for