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While climate change affects all countries in the region, South Asia lacks a coordinated regional response. Without trust-building measures and

Australia’s symbolic actions on Palestine may not change the course of the conflict, but they matter deeply at home. As

As humanitarian needs escalate in Gaza, Israel’s contractor-led aid model raises urgent legal and ethical questions. Can a non-UN, security-conscious

Serbia’s future hinges on how it navigates its competing loyalties. Its path forward depends on whether it chooses to lean

As Chinese investment expands in Vanuatu, tensions are rising over land ownership between foreign investors and Indigenous landowners. A hybrid

Singapore's 2025 election, coinciding with Australia’s federal election, offers a lens through which to examine the interplay of domestic politics

As the UN Ocean Conference takes place, India’s active role in the Blue Talks reflects a maritime agenda shaped by

Amid rising protectionism under a second Trump administration, calls for trade diversification by middle powers like Canada are gaining traction.

As Australia marked Reconciliation Week (27 May – 3June ), a landmark exhibition at the National Museum of Australia reminds