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From global to regional: Australia’s focus narrows

The real question about Australian foreign policy is whether it is too narrow, not too broad.…

  
Deterring China’s military violence against Australians

Options to respond should be made clear before the worst happens.

  
France’s legislative elections and complications for New Caledonia

There is only hope, however vain, that this move may provide space for calm reassessment of…

  
India’s election is done. What about running in the next one?

The results capture most attention. But bringing the tally together takes more resources than is…

  
Rare earths vs rarer resources: Global ripples from Australia’s divestment decision

Climate change is a challenge China and the United States are fighting together, making…

  
Myanmar’s war within a war: Informers and the trust deficit

In a country thick with spies and informers, suspicion can be crippling. History shows…

  
China’s contributions are a blind spot in global climate finance

Accounting for money from China and other non-traditional donors is vital to set a meaningful…

We Need to Mainstream Structural Reforms in Aid for Trade

The global economic landscape warrants mainstreaming trade policy reform back into trade-related…

To Save the World’s Oceans, We Must Take These Four Actions Now

World Oceans Day is an opportunity to amplify local voices and develop science-based solutions…

  
The forgotten weapon of mass destruction

Preventing the spread of unconventional tools of warfare requires constant vigilance.

  
Modi 3.0: What India's election means for Australia and the world

Governing in coalition, the BJP may need to soften its hardline tactics to deepen ties with its…