Recent crises show how quickly smaller states can be drawn into conflicts they neither choose nor control. Many have responded

The commotion over the world’s biggest island may be a prelude to a potential conflict over the “Continent of Peace.”

For most of the twentieth century, airpower was one of the most costly components of military strength. Fighter jets, strategic

A pattern is emerging that defence and foreign policy practitioners can no longer afford to ignore: the geopolitics of gender

This week in Australian foreign affairs: The Minister for Foreign Affairs issues a joint statement with the Prime Minister and

The US‑Israel–Iran conflict is centred on large‑scale, coordinated American and Israeli strikes intended to degrade Iran’s nuclear, missile and proxy

This week in Australian foreign affairs: Australia advances AUKUS cooperation through submarine and defence industry developments with the United Kingdom,

Australian legislative policy and uranium regulations are increasingly anachronous with national clean energy goals, failing to propel nuclear ambitions while

For several decades, gender equality has been a central pillar of global development and international aid, shaping how development challenges are

Research has identified family separation as a key challenge for personnel with caring responsibilities deploying to UN peace operations, affecting

The post-war global order is now in doubt as the world's superpowers behave aggressively and unpredictably. As such, the old

COP31 presents Australia with an opportunity to shape ambitious outcomes on the global transition away from fossil fuels and the