Australia’s approach to international relations is defined by support for a rules-based global order. After Glasgow, it’s time to reconsider Australia’s national interests in the context of a world shifting toward net-zero emissions.

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Moon Jae-in visits Canberra, Morrison addresses the Summit for Democracy, Payne attends the G7 Foreign Ministers’ Meeting, and more.

Quantum technology represents a major opportunity for Australian research and strategic interests. Continuing collaboration with trusted partners – especially the US – is necessary to share in investments, build strategic capability, and realise the benefits of quantum.

The 2021 theme of 16 Days of Activism Against Gender-Based Violence is “End violence against women.” This year, Afghan women are now more than ever in need of our advocacy and support for their rights.

Covid-19 has disrupted supply chains around the world, while political movements in the United States and Europe that predate the pandemic have raised […]

Australian strategic studies scholars have traditionally made an outsized impact on the world stage. Today, it is no exaggeration to say that Australian strategic studies is entering something of a new "Golden Age."

This week in Australian foreign affairs: pause to the easing of border restrictions, statements on Solomon Islands violence, Dutton’s National Press Club speech, and more.

Recent talk about “appeasement” in Canberra is not due to interest in Neville Chamberlain. It’s about how far Australia will go to confront the CCP and stand up for Taiwanese sovereignty and a free and open Indo-Pacific.

Australian leaders must decide how to adeptly navigate tensions with China. Sacred values, those generally not tradeable against pecuniary or operational sustainment, are likely to drive Australian policy on China.

Tensions between Australia and China have been on the rise. Lessons from political history could reveal a pertinent solution.

This week in Australian foreign affairs: the Australian border continues to reopen, further reforms to the PALM scheme, Wong’s foreign policy speech at the ANU, and more.