Amidst the Ukraine crisis, India has refused to sanction or condemn Russia. Understanding the rich history between the two states is essential to understanding why and predicting New Delhi’s next move.

24 February 2022 becomes another date for the history books. Seventy-seven years without war between major powers came to an end with a full scale invasion of Ukraine by Russian forces under the order of President Vladimir Putin.

Kyung Moon Hwang is Korea Foundation Professor in the School of History, Culture, and Language at the ANU. His most recent book is […]

David E Kiwuwa is Associate Professor of International Studies at the University of Nottingham. David is broadly working on ethnic politics, conflict analysis, […]

Collision Course charts the rise and fall of Carlos Ghosn. It delves into the nitty-gritty and complexities of the international business and political relations in the “Alliance” between three motor vehicle giants – Nissan, Renault, and Mitsubishi.  

Achieving climate neutrality is a major goal for the European Union. To make a sufficient contribution in this sector, the Energy Charter Treaty must be reformed.

As parts of their Special Strategic Partnership, Australia and Japan have formally signed a Reciprocal Access Agreement. This will enable even closer cooperation between their respective military forces, including training, base access, and logistics.

Dr Amanda H A Watson is a Research Fellow with the Department of Pacific Affairs at Australian National University. Her research focuses on […]

China’s influence is expanding in Central America. This has contributed to Taiwan’s isolation from its diplomatic allies in the region, and has significant implications for the geopolitical competition between China and the USA.

Sudan’s fragile peace is on the brink. Sudan’s civilians must come together to prevent the transition to democracy failing and the country falling back into authoritarian rule.

The Treaty on the Prohibition of Nuclear Weapons prohibits the development, production, possession, transfer, receipt, testing, hosting, use, and threat of use of nuclear weapons. Today it becomes law – the most significant multilateral development in nuclear arms control since the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty entered into force in 1970.