In the aftermath of the 9 July Indonesian presidential election, Professor Tim Lindsey analyses the significance of the recent shift of power and the […]

Australia has a free trade agreement (FTA) with South Korea, right? Trade minister Andrew Robb is rightly proud of this achievement in the […]

Former external affairs minister Paul Hasluck argued that India, Japan and Australia could be considered the ‘legs of the tripod’ of like-minded states […]

Saudi Arabia is pursuing a range of political, economic and security strategies at the domestic, regional and international level in an attempt to […]

In May 1998, India conducted five nuclear tests. In agreeing to sell uranium to India, Australia becomes the latest country to accept, if […]

A valuable initiative of the G20, the formation of the Agricultural Market Information System is proving to be a calming, informed voice among […]

Much of the British media has been negative about the decision by a large majority in the Westminster Parliament to support the bombing […]

On the sidelines on the UN General Assembly meetings that commenced Wednesday 24 September, MIKTA states convene once again to discuss burning issues. […]

Against the conflicting nature of legal arguments questioning the recent wave of airstrikes launched by the US in Iraq […]

55% of Scots have decided that Scotland should remain part of the United Kingdom. So is this the end of Scotland’s push to […]

It is fashionable for strategic analysts to claim to understand India’s growing role and the increasing centrality of the Indian Ocean as a […]