On the eve of the Brisbane 2014 Summit and Australia’s first presidency of the G20, Sherpa Dr Heather Smith discusses just

Allow more members, risk unwieldiness. Stay exclusive, face irrelevance. Aim too big, lose focus. Aim too low, lose sight of

Brisbane is the host city for the 2014 G20 Leaders’ Summit, an event that is being called the most significant

The anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall this week shows that Germany's story is not one long happily-ever-after.

The APEC meeting in Beijing today shows the competition between rival free trade areas the Trans Pacific Partnership (TPP) and the

APEC leaders meet today in Beijing , 25 years after the APEC process was launched in Canberra in 1989. According

According to the World Bank’s Sri Mulyani Indrawati and Bertrand Badré, the G20 of the future can play a powerful role

The Ebola epidemic in West Africa continues unabated, with a death toll to date exceeding all previous outbreaks combined. The

Senator the Hon Brett Mason opened the Australian Institute of International Affairs' National Conference on 27 October with the following

Graeme Dobell reports on AIIA National President John McCarthy's remarks at the AIIA National Conference. The former diplomatic mandarins of Oz think Australia

With a growing demand for a champion across a multitude of crucial issues, the G20 will eventually evolve into the major

If G20 cannot add a few digits to its name, then future Summits must ensure that non-member economic powers aren’t