From Prince William and Sir David Attenborough’s chat on habitat loss to a pep talk from Alibaba’s Jack Ma, AIIA Fellow Colin Chapman outlines some of the highlights from the 2019 World Economic Forum.

Italy’s recent blocking of EU recognition of an interim-president in Venezuela and its populist charge against France are founded on historical fault lines in Italy’s foreign policy and populist politics at home, rather than genuine geopolitical strategy.

President Erdogan has been working to hollow out Turkey's democratic institutions in an authoritarian power grab that is seeing the strong man become stronger.

China’s response to indictments against the tech-giant Huawei has important lessons for Australia.

Israel’s recent policies threaten to undermine the very values upon which it was founded.

Recently released files reveal tension in the Howard Government's dealings with China.

The Cambodian regime’s celebration of  the 40th anniversary of the collapse of the Khmer Rouge as “Victory Day” on 7 January is contemptible and must be condemned.

Rather than constituting an effective response to illegal immigration, Trump’s insistence on building a border wall with Mexico reflects his unfounded paranoia towards migration in general.

Australia’s antagonism towards China threatens to derail the bilateral relationship.

Yemen’s civil war has raged since 2015 but amid reporting on violence, disease and food insecurity, the impact of the conflict on women is often overlooked.

“Intelligence and the Function of Government”, edited by Daniel Baldino and Rhys Crawley, contains a great deal of useful material on the Australian Intelligence Community (AIC), intelligence issues and intelligence in relation to government.