India-China relations are entering a new phase in which economic cooperation and diplomatic engagement are increasingly conditioned on stability along

When officials talk about strategic infrastructure, they generally mean ports, shipping lanes, semiconductors, or key minerals. But one of the

Faced with a new world where economic tools are increasingly weaponised and trade rules disregarded, the 12 member economies of

ASEAN has long signalled its intent to respond to disasters “outside the region.” The Pacific offers more than an opportunity

Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s three-nation visit to Indonesia, Australia and New Zealand represents an important milestone in the evolution of

The twenty-eight-paragraph joint statement from the Third Australia–India Annual Summit in Melbourne covers almost everything: defence, critical minerals, uranium, education

China’s recent submarine-launched ballistic missile test into the Pacific should be understood as more than strategic signalling: it marks a shift

Australia risks underestimating one of its most important long-term strategic opportunities if it continues to view India primarily through the

Recent climate change and urbanisation have increased the risk of more severe disasters. In particular, the Indo-Pacific is one of

This week in Australian Foreign Affairs, the Prime Minister of Australia visited Suva, Fiji to sign two historic agreements, the

In its Maritime Domain Awareness report launch in Jakarta on 7 July 2026, the Indonesia Ocean Justice Initiative (IOJI) findings show that Indonesia’s

Peace rankings remain valuable measures of domestic stability. But do they capture Australian partnerships that keep the Indo-Pacific's shared waters