The message is blunt – if we want a stronger, fairer and more functional global economy, then stamping out corruption

Summary A violent end to the protests in Hong Kong has been avoided, with crowds of pro-democracy demonstrators dwindling from

Australia should re-focus its Antarctic efforts, clearly state its Antarctic strategic interests and match its Antarctic aspirations with action and

While it’s possible we could get an Ebola case in Australia, the chances are pretty low, with no direct flights

Arguments currently raging in Australia about the so-called China choice have not addressed the crucial issue about what specific concessions

Canada’s Jennifer Jeffs proposes two novel ideas for G20 to avoid redundancy: learn from the Asian Financial Crisis example and

With Beijing declaring a 6 October 'deadline', Hong Kong's Umbrella Revolution appears to have lost numbers. However, Chin Jin argues that, given

Modernising taxation systems and global cooperation to prevent labyrinthine tax-minimisation, avoidance and evasion schemes should be at the heart of

In the aftermath of the first democratic power transition in the country's history, Ian Dudgeon analyses the upcoming challenges of

A strong steady hand is vital to manage the current global economy, but with so many balls in
the air, care

In the aftermath of the 9 July Indonesian presidential election, Professor Tim Lindsey analyses the significance of the recent shift of

Saudi Arabia is pursuing a range of political, economic and security strategies at the domestic, regional and international level in