Myanmar goes to the polls on November 8 after five years of significant reform, yet these elections pose a great

The Australia-India relationship has the potential to increase security in the Indian Ocean. Enhanced security cooperation was on the agenda for a dialogue

On his first visit to the United States, as well as addressing a joint session of Congress, Pope Francis will speak

The Leaders’ Declaration on Climate Change Action, which emerged from the Pacific Islands Forum in Port Moresby on 10 September,

Many claims are made that Free Trade Agreements (FTAs) with select trading partners will benefit Australian agriculture. OECD statistics say

As we prepare to celebrate the International Day of Peace on September 21st, there is reason for concern.   The long

Short-term political advantage should not be given more weight than long-term relations with Australia’s major trade partner.  Trade policy is usually

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