This week in Australian Foreign Affairs, the 75th anniversary of ANZUS, deepening collaboration between Australia and Pacific Nations across various

Australia's first Statement on Space concedes that the country depends on orbital systems it does not control, then answers that

Australia is strengthening the pathways to Asia capability, but institutional access alone cannot sustain language learning. Australia must also create

This week in Australian Foreign Affairs, major developments towards AUKUS capabilities, the Foreign Minister confirms the government’s response to the

This week in Australian Foreign Affairs, the Australian Government raises its travel advice again for countries in the Middle East,

This week in Australian Foreign Affairs, the government releases a statement on the poisoning of Australians in Laos, the Foreign

This week in Australian Foreign Affairs, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Deputy Prime Minister Richard Marles announced Australia and India

Australia's mobilisation of its 'amplified middle power diplomacy’ has been a feature as of late, with new agreements signed with

Nuclear energy may very well not arrive in Australia through an energy policy revolution. However, AUKUS submarines, which are scheduled

The decision by Australia, the United Kingdom and the United States to designate AI-enabled payloads (mission equipment that performs the

SYDNEY -- Dr Bryce Wakefield, Chief Executive Officer of the Australian Institute of International Affairs (AIIA), appeared before the Senate

Australia’s future prosperity will depend in large part on its ability to move from being primarily a supplier of raw