In the wake of Cyclone Pam’s devastation in Vanuatu, it is increasingly apparent that Disaster Risk Reduction will become crucial to mitigate

As the premier intergovernmental institution for the maintenance of global peace and security, the UN Security Council (UNSC) is commonly

As International Women’s Day on 8 March 2015 approaches, child marriage remains one of the greatest challenges facing female equality.

Malaysia is due to reach high-income nation status by 2020. Unfortunately it will continue to have third-world politics for some

The concept of legitimate authority is becoming increasingly pertinent in a world characterised by non-state entities, including international organisations, cyber actors and

Indonesia’s President Jokowi faces a challenging balancing act in his effort to appease rival factions. Despite Australian politics being rather

Despite women being active promoters of peace in their communities during times of war, they are alarmingly underrepresented in the

The presence and perseverance of the Extraordinary Chambers in the Courts of Cambodia demonstrate Cambodia’s resilience and desire for post-conflict justice.

150 years ago today, the US Congress passed the 13th Amendment abolishing slavery and involuntary servitude. Hidden behind closed doors, the abuse of

Deepening ties between Australia and Japan do not operate in a vacuum. They instead influence relationships in the region particularly with

A fundamental factor impeding South Asian regional cooperation is the visceral animosity between India and Pakistan. There is significant potential

2015 brings the 70th anniversary of Australia’s first attempt to recognise Indonesia. Among the least known actions in Australia's diplomatic