With the largest trial of suspected coup-plotters now underway, Turkish President Erdogan's post-coup crackdown has given him an apparently firm

A damaging scandal is dogging Shinzo Abe, but is it severe enough to cost him his job? Over the last

China aims to transform its military into a cutting-edge force capable of challenging American military supremacy in Asia by 2020.

Human trafficking is a worldwide problem affecting millions, as recognised this week with the World Day against Trafficking in Persons. Southeast Asia presents

The signing of the Colombian peace agreement in November 2016 brought an end to the longest-running armed conflict in the

After three years, Iraqi government forces have liberated Mosul from ISIS control. As the community begins to heal, it is

This week's shock news about meetings between senior Trump campaign members and a Russian lawyer linked to Putin is likely

The end of RAMSI signifies a new phase in the Solomon Islands' post-conflict journey, one in which reconciliation and development

Australia and the United States continue to strengthen their cybersecurity relationship through initiatives such as the recent Australia-US Cyber Dialogue. However,

In the increasingly unstable Middle East, the one country that has maintained its neutrality has been Oman. But new uncertainty about the sultanate's leadership

Amidst a massive influx of immigrants, Italy is reconsidering its citizenship laws. The move to amend the blood rights principle

The past year has destabilised the business-as-usual trajectory for trade liberalisation: dissatisfaction with established positions is on the rise and politicians must