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2015 was a record year for forcibly displaced humans. Today there are almost 60 million people seeking a new home, almost three times […]

The characteristic method of middle power diplomacy is coalition building with like-minded countries, and there is plenty of scope for middle power diplomacy […]

In times of disaster, adoptive parents are more likely than ever to open their hearts and their homes to displaced foreign children, hoping […]

As a part of the Australian Institute of International Affairs, the preeminent think-tank on international affairs and foreign policy here in Australia, the […]

The race for the White House is a lop-sided affair, with 16 Republican candidates facing Hilary Clinton and four other Democrats. Tom Switzer […]

Myanmar’s general elections have now been set for 8 November 2015, representing an important turning point for change and reform in this poor […]

The past few weeks much attention has been paid to the machinations of the Chinese stock market. But it seems likely that there […]

As the furore over Australian Speaker Bronwyn Bishop’s helicopter ride has developed into a wider inspection of politicians’ […]

This week Australian Outlook Editor Alexander Willox discusses the future of International Humanitarian Law in a world with […]