The passing of Lee Kuan Yew, widely expected since the Lunar New Year in early February, marks the end of

The EU and Australia are partners in cooperative security. The question is how they should focus their efforts. When we think

The risk to Indonesia of returned fighters is less today than it was fifteen years ago. With the brutality of

The Philippines’ impressive record on gender equality masks profound societal divisions in labour force participation, economic opportunities and political empowerment.

Australian foreign policy towards China needs to focus on long-term strategic thinking. Australia’s foreign policy has been a mix of

After a nail-biting climax at which the two biggest parties contesting Israel’s general election appeared to be heading for a

The Italian-Australian bilateral relationship began and ended on the basis of migration. Prior to the agreement between Australia and Italy

If Japan’s submarine agreement with Australia goes ahead, this deal could signal an inseparable security relationship between Australia, Japan and the US.

A risk pooling mechanism may enhance the resilience of Pacific Island countries facing natural disasters. Severe tropical Cyclone Pam, which

The probable executions of Andrew Chan and Myuran Sukumaran, and Australia’s responses thereto, risk pushing the Australia–Indonesia relationship into another

The debate surrounding Britain’s decision to join the Asian Infrastructure Investment Bank highlights broader concerns over China’s increasing geoeconomic power.

The suicide bombing death in Ramadi of Melbourne teenager Jake Bilardi has deepened public anxieties about the allure and reach of Islamic